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Wired, September 7, 2011 Discussing the many setbacks and problems faced by Righthaven, including awards of attorney’s fees, court-imposed sanctions, and serial losses based on Righthaven’s lack of standing to
Amy Alkon is an advice columnist and blogger who is just one of many people who has had a horrifying and traumatizing experience going through airport security lately. After being
Miami New Times The Miami New Times reports on a case in which Randazza Legal Group is defending an anonymous blogger against a SLAPP suit. Alongside Kain & Associates, the
Vegas Inc., August 15, 2011 Discussing District of Nevada order directing Righthaven to pay defendant Wayne Hoehn’s attorney’s fees of $34,045 in Righthaven LLC v. Hoehn. Hoehn’s award was the
Torrent Freak, August 6, 2011 Marc Randazza discusses the legal bases for a negligence tort arising from pirates using a third party’s unsecured wireless internet network. As in other situations
Vegas Inc., July 6, 2011 Discusses a District of Nevada ruling in Righthaven LLC v. Leon et al., awarding full attorney’s fees to Defendant’s counsel after obtaining dismissal in a
Vegas Inc., June 20, 2011 Reviews the District of Nevada’s decision in Righthaven LLC v. Hoehn, — F. Supp. 2d —, 2011 WL 2441020, which dismissed Righthaven’s case against Hoehn
Dispels the commonly held misconception that bittorrent copyright infringers can expect to pay minimum statutory damages of $750 if caught pirating adult video content.Read more…
“This is a situation that I have to admit I’ve never before confronted in my career, where a party so clearly did not have standing to bring a case, yet
Provides analysis of a new tax statute that will require online businesses to report all earned revenue on form 1099-K beginning in 2011. Previously, the federal government has not been
Discusses the settlement brokered between RLG client, the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML), and Righthaven LLC, a company that sues website operators for copyright infringement. Noting
Clarifies a copyright infringement analogy found in the Las Vegas Review-Journal that compared infringement to stealing a car. Randazza pointed out that copyright infringement doesn’t steal property so its owner
