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XBiz Newswire reports that adult entertainment attorney Marc Randazza defended political commentator Rush Limbaugh’s First Amendment right to comment about a law student who recently lobbied for government coverage of
VegasInc reports that Righthaven LLC was the subject of criticism after a U.S. District Court judge ordered that its copyrights be transferred to a receiver when it failed to show
VegasInc reports that a U.S. District Court judge stripped Righthaven of copyrights on March 5. According to the article, Randazza said the copyrights to be auctioned likely will be sold
Jeff Norman of the Huffington Post discusses whether a woman who was the subject of several comments by Rush Limbaugh about contraception and sex out of wedlock can sue the
UMass Amherst recently featured alumnus Marc Randazza in the journalism school’s alumni spotlight. Randazza says of the journalism school: “Every bit of my success I got because of that program.”
In a recent filing, Liberty Media Holdings asserts that leaving a wireless network connection unsecured is a form of negligence. The issue has not yet been addressed in court. Attorney
Las Vegas CityLife features a Q&A with attorney Marc Randazza, who was recently sworn in to the Nevada State Bar. In the article, Randazza says: I think we all need
Las Vegas CityLife reports on the LA condom law ordinance and its impact on the Las Vegas economy. Attorney Marc Randazza said the benefits to Las Vegas would go beyond
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