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Brewery Sues North Carolina Alcohol Commission for Banning its Beer Because Label is “in Bad Taste”
The North Carolina Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission (ABC) denied the state-wide sale and distribution of Flying Dog Brewery’s bottled Freezin’ Season Winter Ale citing an administrative rule that First Amendment
Nevada Sex Worker Sues Gov. Sisolak for Continued Closure of Brothels Amid COVID-19
Alice Little, Nevada’s premiere and highest-paid courtesan, filed a lawsuit against Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak on Monday over the continued closure of the state’s legal brothels due to the COVID-19
Randazza Legal Group and Bit Bar go 2-0 in smacking down unconstitutional actions by Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Twice in less than a month, Bit Bar, a Salem-based arcade venue, successfully challenged the Massachusetts government in federal court for violating the First and Fourteenth Amendments. Randazza Legal Group
RLG wins big anti-slapp victory over sahara casino on behalf of local journalist
Randazza Legal Group achieved a great victory for journalists on Tuesday when a judge granted its Anti-SLAPP motion to dismiss in the defamation lawsuit that casino hotel property Sahara Las
Student requests ‘diversity of thought’ training after teacher belittles him for political view
Randazza Legal Group is proud to represent 12-year-old Jackson Cody of Gloucester, Mass., who requested that the staff at O’Maley Innovation Middle School participate in ‘diversity of thought’ training after
Arcades reopen in Massachusetts
“I’m glad the state finally came to its senses even if it took a little help from a lawsuit,” Gideon Coltof, president of Salem’s Bit Bar told 7 News. Randazza
The Verge Profiles T. Greg Doucette, The Lawyer Chronicling Police Brutality
Tired of people around him rationalizing police violence as the act of a few bad apples, T. Greg Doucette, a North Carolina-based criminal defense attorney, took to social media to
Massachusetts Arcade Sues Governor Over Reopening Plan
Online publication Mass Live covered the lawsuit Randazza Legal Group filed on behalf of Bit Bar. The article, in part, says: A Massachusetts arcade based in Salem, Bit Bar, is
Marc Randazza is an Opinion Writer for CNN on First Amendment issues. Here are some of his columns.
From 2015-2018, First Amendment Attorney Marc Randazza published an opinion column for CNN, regularly providing commentary and analysis on current events and cases related to free speech, Trademark and Copyright,
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The Satanic Temple will sue Mississippi if they put “In God We Trust” on state flag
This story in the news: The Hill – Satanic Temple plans to sue Mississippi if state puts ‘In God We Trust’ on flag WLOX 13 – Satanic Temple threatens lawsuit
Former client shares her story in new true-crime documentary on Netflix
Blogger Alexandria Goddard worked to unravel the systematic coverup of the Steubenville High School rape case. Now, she’s sharing her story in a gripping true-crime documentary that brings daylight to
Randazza Legal alumna featured in Africa Legal
A few years ago, we had the opportunity to mentor Liz Lenjo, a young lawyer from Kenya. As with all of our international interns, we feel like we got more
Court unseals documents in the Epstein-related case of Giuffre v. Maxwell
After Randazza Legal Group’s request to unseal documents in a case involving the Jeffrey Epstein scandal was denied by a District Court, Marc Randazza and Jay Wolman urged the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit to overturn the order. On July 3, 2019, the court
