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KNPR’s State of Nevada program featured Wired Magazine’s David Kravets. The Randazza Legal Group is mentioned starting at 11 a.m. Listen to more….

Attorney Marc Randazza wrote a column for CNN defending Rush Limbaugh’s controversial comments about a law student who lobbied for birth control coverage from health insurance. Randazza writes: The First

Above the Law’s Brian Tannebaum reports on attorney Marc Randazza’s success online and in court–the online success not attributed to SEO techniques, but the admiration other attorneys have for him.

TorrentFreak analyzes whether a person can be sued for merely watching an illegal stream. Attorney Marc Randazza offered his opinion: I have a very hard time finding a theory of

Unwashed Advocate writer Eric posts about how attorney Marc Randazza works in defense of the First Amendment. Eric says of Randazza: His vocation is something he truly loves, and he

The blogger from Defrosting Cold Cases posts about attorney Marc Randazza’s defense of the First Amendment. He analyzes Randazza’s assessment from a blogger’s perspective. He writes: It is my right

New York Personal Injury Blog writer Eric Turkewitz writes about attorney Marc Randazza’s CNN column about Rush Limbaugh and the First Amendment. Randazza represents Turkewitz in a separate matter. Turkewitz

PopeHat praises attorney Marc Randazza in a recent post. The post states: Many famous lawyers show up for the cameras.  Marc Randazza shows up to win the fight. Read More….

Lawyerist.com writer Sam Glover analyzes attorney Marc Randazza’s legal writing in a recent post. Glover says of Randazza’s writing: He doesn’t beat around the bush or hide behind legal jargon.

Associate’s Mind features a post on attorney Marc Randazza’s First Amendment and copyright work. The post states: Randazza injects a level of candor and swagger rarely seen in legal documents.

The Wausau Daily Herald reports that U.S. District Judge Philip Pro recently stripped Righthaven, LLC’s intellectual property rights in an effort to pay off its legal debts. Attorney Marc Randazza

Citizen Media Law Project writer Arthur Bright passes on the news that a federal judge ordered Righthaven, LLC to surrender its intellectual property to pay off its debts. The post