News & Media

Nobody’s Business writer Maggie McNeill juxtaposes Rick Santorum and attorney Marc Randazza in her post about the First Amendment. McNeill says: But while one of these is a zealous opponent of free speech, the other is a zealous supporter of it.  The former is of course Rick Santorum, who thinks that suppressing speech which offends some people is a legitimate function of

Corporate Tool writer Joshua King recalls when he asked attorney Marc Randazza to participate in an ABA panel. King writes: Despite being somewhat under the weather, Marc put on a helluva performance, getting off riffs, one-liners and anecdotes – a fair number of which were seriously off-color – that had the staid Business Law Section crowd howling in laughter. Read

Simple Justice writer Scott Greenfield writes about when he first met attorney Marc Randazza. Greenfield says: Over the years, I’ve come to admire Marc Randazza enormously, both for the effectiveness of his legal work which, I can say from first hand knowledge as he represents me in the Rakofsky v. Internet case, is exceptional, but even more for his unrelenting boldness in his

Philly Law Blog writer Jordan Rushie posted about how attorney Marc Randazza reminded him why he went to law school. The post states: There is no one else who litigates with such awesome style and just plain badassness. Read More…

Declarations and Exclusions writer George M. Wallace posts about attorney Marc Randazza and his experiences with him in the Rakofsky litigation. The post says of Randazza: Marc Randazza sees the Rakofsky suit, and far too many like it, as an attempt to pervert the power of law to the cause of stifling speech. He leapt, almost unbidden, to the defense of

Windypundit writer Mark Draughn comments on his encounters with attorney Marc Randazza. He writes: The fun thing is that Marc Randazza doesn’t just win cases, he wins them with attitude, as when the copyright trolls at Righthaven were demanding the domain names of everyone they claimed had infringed on their intellectual property. Read More…

XBiz reports that a recent poll of adult industry community members are divided on the subject of online piracy. Attorney Marc Randazza is quoted in the article, stating that creators have a right to their intellectual property. Anyone who knowingly profits from intellectual property theft should be made to pay as well. Read More…

Amy Alkon writes on MensNewsDaily.com applauding attorney Marc Randazza for his defense of Rush Limbaugh’s right to free speech. Alkon says: We don’t need to protect the rights of people who say things everyone agrees with, but those with views that offend others. Read More…

Citizen Media Law Project writer Arthur Bright passes on the news that a federal judge ordered Righthaven, LLC to surrender its intellectual property to pay off its debts. The post says: Friend of the DMLP and “First Amendment fetishist” Marc Randazza, whose firm represented several clients sued by Righthaven, also mentioned to Wired and Ars Technica that “Perhaps those who buy the

The Wausau Daily Herald reports that U.S. District Judge Philip Pro recently stripped Righthaven, LLC’s intellectual property rights in an effort to pay off its legal debts. Attorney Marc Randazza represented defendant Wayne Hoehn in the Las Vegas court. The article states: The order, filed Tuesday, came in a case involving Wayne Hoehn, a Kentucky man who in November 2010

Associate’s Mind features a post on attorney Marc Randazza’s First Amendment and copyright work. The post states: Randazza injects a level of candor and swagger rarely seen in legal documents. Simply put, he is a gifted writer. Read More…

Lawyerist.com writer Sam Glover analyzes attorney Marc Randazza’s legal writing in a recent post. Glover says of Randazza’s writing: He doesn’t beat around the bush or hide behind legal jargon. His writing is in-your-face advocacy, done with respect for the tribunal but contempt for his opponents’ feeble arguments. Read More…

PopeHat praises attorney Marc Randazza in a recent post. The post states: Many famous lawyers show up for the cameras.  Marc Randazza shows up to win the fight. Read More….

New York Personal Injury Blog writer Eric Turkewitz writes about attorney Marc Randazza’s CNN column about Rush Limbaugh and the First Amendment. Randazza represents Turkewitz in a separate matter. Turkewitz writes: While I don’t always share his political views, and wouldn’t necessarily want him to use his profanity around my kids, I have nothing but the highest praise for his

The blogger from Defrosting Cold Cases posts about attorney Marc Randazza’s defense of the First Amendment. He analyzes Randazza’s assessment from a blogger’s perspective. He writes: It is my right to disagree with you and it is my right to blog about it. Marc Randazza would agree. Read More…    

VegasInc announces that several copyrights formerly belonging to Righthaven, LLC will be auctioned off to pay off its legal debts. The article explains: Their purchase of the rights would ensure Righthaven can’t sue them again over the same material in the event Righthaven’s ability to file lawsuits is reinstated, said Las Vegas attorney Marc Randazza, who represents Righthaven defendants in

Commentator Michael Savage interviewed attorney Marc Randazza about Freedom of Speech. Listen here…