TechDirt writes about the new Righthaven.com, which will offer “Hosting with a Backbone.” The company has hired the Randazza Legal Group as its counsel. The post states: In a bit
WebProNews posted an update on the new Righthaven.com by sharing a message posted on the website. The message states: …[W]e are beyond pleased to have retained the services of internationally
BoingBoing reports that the new owner of Righthaven.com, Swiss-based ISP Ort Cloud, has announced that it will offer web hosting for people worried about the potential of legal threats for
XBiz reports on the shutdown of cyberlocker Megaupload.com, whose operators have been charged with running an international mega conspiracy. Attorney Marc Randazza said of the shut down: If the government
The Los Angeles Times reports on the new L.A. City Council ordinance that requires condom use in adult films. Attorney Marc Randazza suggests Nevada as a possible alternative for adult
TechDirt reports on the Righthaven debtors exam and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals’ denial of an emergency injunction. On the Randazza Legal Group’s effort to recover attorneys fees, TechDirt
XBIZ updates readers with a report from day one of XBIZ LA, where attorney Marc Randazza spoke in a roundtable discussion about working in the adult industry. Randazza said, of
The ABA Journal writes about the Randazza Legal Group’s efforts to recover the judgment granted to its client, Wayne Hoehn, in 2011. The article states: But in a delicious turn
VegasInc writes about the hearing in the U.S. District Court of Nevada on January 9, 2012, that took place pior to the debtor’s examination of Righthaven, LLC. The article says
TechDirt writes about Righthaven’s failure to appear at the debtors exam on January 5th at the U.S. District Court in Nevada. The writer opines: And every time we think we
VegasInc reports on the latest attempt to recover attorneys fees and costs from Righthaven, LLC. Representatives from the company failed to show up for the debtors exam scheduled for January
XBiz writes about an obscenity trial in the United Kingdom in which a gay pornography filmmaker was exonerated of six counts of obscenity. Attorney Marc Randazza was asked to weigh in on
