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Evander Kane v Nik Richie

Our client, Nik Richie has been a famous journalist for more than twenty years, and he has recently focused on bringing a voice to women who have been the victims of sexual misconduct by high profile predators. Evander Kane is an NHL player who is surrounded by public controversies involving sexual assaults, violence against women, unpaid gambling debts, and fixing NHL games. These public controversies have been widely reported on by the media.

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Rapid Relief Team v. Cheryl Bawtinheimer

The spirit of the First Amendment applies to the copyright laws at least to the extent that the courts should not tolerate any attempted interference with the public’s right to be informed regarding matters of general interest when anyone seeks to use the copyright statute which was designed to protect interests of quite a different nature. Rosemont Enters., Inc. v. Random House, Inc., 366 F.2d 303, 311 (2d Cir. 1966) (Lumbard, J., concurring).

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Hope Watt-Bucci v. Kimberly Kahan

In this case, a citizen got in a debate with another citizen over their competing views on pride month. Ms. Hope Watt-Bucci, a real estate agent in Manchester, MA disagreed with Kim Kahan’s political views. Rather than let their ideas compete in the marketplace of ideas, as our Constitution mandates, Ms. Watt-Bucci preferred to act the part of the bully and censor.

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Wildey v. Chester, New Jersey

Michael Wildey provides a public service. He listens to his police scanner, and when there is an incident in his hometown of Chester, New Jersey, he heads out to the scene to photograph the surroundings and record the police response. He knows to stay out of the way, and takes photos from a distance.

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Phi Theta Kappa v. Marek

In March 2025, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society filed a lawsuit against Toni Marek to block the publication of her book exposing sexual assault, retaliation, and misconduct. The case centers on censorship, prior restraint, and the use of legal power to silence whistleblowers and survivors of sexual assault. PTK claimed that Marek had received their “privileged” information, but every document she possessed came from public records.

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Eugene Volokh V. Miami Dade County Court

For First Amendment enthusiasts, Professor Eugene Volokh likely does not require an introduction, but doing so adds to the irony of a recent court order that purported to require him, a non-party to the case, to delete or take down articles reporting on a Florida property case. Professor Volokh is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University and a UCLA School of Law emeritus law professor. He frequently provides legal and political commentary for The Volokh Conspiracy, including discussions of First Amendment issues.

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