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Righthaven is no more! It has ceased to be! It's expired and gone to meet its maker!

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

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US judge strips interests from copyright enforcer

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

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MARC RANDAZZA: 1ST AMENDMENT LAWYER EXEMPLAR

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…

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Marc Randazza’s Entertaining—and Effective—Legal Writing

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…

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Marc Randazza: Super Lawyer, Super Blogger?

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

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Marc Randazza would support me, right?

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…    

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Marc Randazza on Savage Nation

By J. DeVoy Marc Randazza recently did this appearance with Dr. Michael Savage on his nationally syndicated radio show, Savage Nation.  Among the topics discussed were Rush Limbaugh’s latest kerfluffle with Sandra Fluke, and Savage’s banning from the Great Britain due to his critical statements concerning Islam, Muslims and others.  Listen at the link above or download audio from the

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R-J copyright to be auctioned following Righthaven’s collapse

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

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Florida Airport Seeks to Evict the TSA

By J. DeVoy The Orlando Sanford Airport (not to be confused with Orlando International Airport) is going to try removing the TSA from its security theater and using private security teams in its place.  While the airport would not be exempt from federal regulations and oversights, it may be able to operate without the TSA’s costly involvement.  While new federal

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Strip Club Saves Little League Team

“Adverse Secondary Effects?” My ass. When a Los Angeles little league team was in need, who stepped up to the plate to help them? A local strip club. (source) Of course, the stupid ingrates gave it back because they didn’t like the source. –Marc J. Randazza

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Hushing Rush isn’t a good idea

The Worcester Telegram & Gazette features a column about Rush Limbaugh’s recent comments about a law student and First Amendment rights. The article quotes attorney Marc Randazza’s recent CNN column: Drowning out his voice by organized bullying is no way to pay tribute to our most cherished liberty. Read More…

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Rush Limbaugh: Gaining Support After Libs Go Too Far

Gather.com posts about the latest controversy involving comments made by political commentator Rush Limbaugh. The column cites attorney Marc Randazza’s recent opinion on the issue: Randazza adds, ‘There is no clearer ‘public interest’ than the dissemination of political speech.’ Read More…

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Judge Orders Failed Copyright Troll to Forfeit ‘All’ Copyrights

Wired reports in its Threat Level column that U.S. District Court Judge Philip M. Pro ordered copyright troll Righthaven, LLC to forfeit its intellectual property rights to settle its debts. Attorney Marc Randazza says in the article: The irony of this? Perhaps those who buy the copyrights could issue DMCA notices to the Review-Journal stopping them from redistributing them? Read

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Call off the attacks

The Augusta Chronicle quotes a recent CNN blog by attorney Marc Randazza in a column stating that political commentator Rush Limbaugh has a right to speak his mind, even if the opinion is unpopular. The column quotes Randazza from his CNN article: “Far too frequently, Americans find offense in another’s art, music or other expression, and then they call for

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Your Elected Officials Just Kicked the First Amendment Square in the Nuts.

And don’t even think about whining about it. Source. Here’s the text of HR 347, the festering shitburger your government passed and your president signed. Kids, this is no longer an issue of politics and which party sucks more. HR 347 passed with overwhelming support. P.S. Did you know the G8 Summit this spring has been moved from Chicago to

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Industry Attorney Randazza Defends Rush Limbaugh in CNN Op-Ed

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 birth control. The article states: Although Randazza said he “despises” Limbaugh, thinks his views are evil and wishes he was no longer on the air, he maintained that to censor

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