Ars Technica writes about the “involuntary porn” website IsAnybodyDown.com. In the article, Marc J. Randazza speaks to some of the legal issues that can arise from the site. But it’s
Marc J. Randazza explains in an XBiz article why websites should consider reviewing their terms of service. He explains in the article: Based on the Zappos decision and the nationwide
XBiz reports that attorney Beth Hutchens, who serves as of-counsel to the Randazza Legal Group, recently received an award for her work with the LGBT community from the Phoenix-based group
Robin Leach reports in the Las Vegas Sun about Las Vegas food critic Al Mancini’s right of publicity dispute with nightclub Krave. Attorney Marc Randazza, who represents Mancini in the
The Arizona Republic reports that Phoenix attorney Beth Hutchens, who is of-counsel to Randazza Legal Group and managing attorney of Hutchens Law Offices, will be honored by ONE Community, a group
Vegas Eater reports on Al Mancini’s right of publicity dispute with Krave nightclub in Las Vegas. The nightclub is using Mancini’s likeness in promotional materials for the new nightclub it
VegasInc reports on attorney Marc Randazza’s recent work on copyright and defamation cases. Randazza said: We don’t want courts making value judgments about intellectual property. It could be rap music
VegasInc recently interviewed attorney Marc Randazza about his work on the Righthaven cases, as well as intellectual property law issues throughout the legal field. Randazza said in the interview: The
XBiz Newswire reports that attorney Marc Randazza recently was named a Vegas Inc. Top Lawyer for 2012. Randazza said: While being recognized as a top lawyer in Las Vegas is
AVN writes that adult industry attorney Marc Randazza has been named a VegasInc Top Lawyer for 2012. Read More…
BuzzFeed reports on the attorneys who have been pursuing people who have pirated adult movies. Attorney Marc Randazza commented in the article: I think it’s important for companies to bring
CNBC explores the entertainment industry and the impact of piracy in Crime Inc–Hollywood Robbery. CNBC interviewed attorney Marc Randazza for the program. The program will air on August 30, 2012
