Jake Wunsch
Before, the work for the coalition was about providing contemporaneous access to the evidence. Now, the mission pivoted to preserving history, making sure the truth about January 6 is never capsized in the waves of propaganda.
January 6, 2021: Saving the Truth from the Whitewash
Before, the work for the coalition was about providing contemporaneous access to the evidence. Now, the mission pivoted to preserving history, making sure the truth about January 6 is never capsized in the waves of propaganda.
Hot for Teaching: Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Prevails on Transformative Educational Fair Use Defense
With two of the four factors weighing in favor of the museum, and only one weighing "slightly" in favor of Zlozower, the district court held that the museum's use of the Van Halen photographs was fair use and dismissed the complaint.
MLRC 2025 Annual Meeting
The Media Law Resource Center’s Annual Meeting was held on Nov. 5, 2025, at Gotham Hall in New York City.
Ten Questions to a Media Lawyer
Garden state lawyer on his start in the business, major cases, Springsteen, Hoffa, the best slice in New Jersey, and more.
Defense Counsel Section Reviews Year’s Accomplishments and Plans for 2026
A report from the November annual meeting of the full Defense Counsel Section held in New York City.
Update on Australian Privacy Law – New Tort of Serious Invasion of Privacy
While we await more extended and substantive judicial consideration of this novel cause of action, the initial two cases provide guidance as to how the tort may be interpreted in future, as well as key pressure points which are likely to influence litigation in this space.
Eleventh Circuit Holds Florida’s Social Media Age-Gating Law Likely Survives First Amendment Scrutiny
HB3 imposes restrictions and obligations on social media services that exceed a threshold number of younger users, use algorithmic content recommendation based on user information, and implement one or more defined “addictive features.” The Court of Appeals held in a 2-1 decision that HB3 was likely to survive intermediate scrutiny, warranting a stay.
Ohio Supreme Court Rules That On-Duty Police Can Be Crime Victims Under ‘Marcy’s Law’
The majority opinion rejected The Dispatch's arguments that voters who approved the Constitutional amendment would not have understood the amendment to cover police officers acting in the line of duty.
Confessions of an Architectural Tortfeasor: The Buying Beverly Hills Lawsuit
At the center of Dinho is a freedom-of-expression problem with two deceptively simple questions: Can a third party be held responsible for someone else's intrusive acts? And does any form of privacy right extend to the places we live?
Colorado Supreme Court Decides Which Speech is Protected by State’s Anti-SLAPP Act
In its first opinion interpreting the state’s anti-SLAPP statute, the Colorado Supreme Court provided an expansive reading of which types of speech (or expressive conduct) are entitled to the statute’s protection.