Jake Wunsch
Cardi B and her entertainment company recently learned the hard way that when you use a photograph from Google Images on an album cover, you may wind up in a lengthy lawsuit that turns out to be one of the statistical few that go to trial.
Cardi B Is Heading to Trial Over Her Tattooed Album Cover
Cardi B and her entertainment company recently learned the hard way that when you use a photograph from Google Images on an album cover, you may wind up in a lengthy lawsuit that turns out to be one of the statistical few that go to trial.
Court Allows Roy Moore’s Lawsuit Concerning Device Prank to Proceed
The lawsuit claims Judge Moore was defamed in the segment by being represented as a pedophile and sex offender. He and his wife also asserted an intentional infliction of emotional distress claim for damages purportedly suffered as a result of his portrayal on the segment and further claim the appearance on the show was based…
Ten Questions to a Media Lawyer: David S. Korzenik
Reflections on career, pandemic life, and more from David S. Korzenik, a partner at Miller Korzenik Sommers Rayman LLP in New York City.
2020 DCS Annual Meeting and Committee Reports
Highlights from the annual meeting of the MLRC Defense Counsel Section, held on Zoom Thursday, November 19th, 2020.
MLRC 2020 Annual Meeting Minutes
Highlights from the annual meeting of the Media Law Resource Center, held November 17, 2020.
The Roberts Court and the First Amendment: A Conversation with Dean Erwin Chemerinsky
Professor Chemerinsky discusses recent decisions by the Roberts Court, especially as they pertain to the media and free expression.
How Rights Went Wrong: A Conversation with Professor Jamal Greene
Professor Greene on the structure of legal and constitutional argument, the subject of his forthcoming book, “How Rights Went Wrong: Why Our Obsession with Rights is Tearing American Apart.”
Freedom of the Press, the Supreme Court and Post-Truthism America: A Conversation with Professor RonNell Andersen Jones
Professor RonNell Andersen Jones explores how the Supreme Court, thinks about the press and whether its characterizations have changed over time.
Free Speech on the Internet: A Conversation with Professor Tim Wu
Professor Wu on regulating online harms, his role on the Facebook oversight board, and more.
National Security Leaks and Free Speech on Campus: A Conversation with Lee Bollinger and Professor Geoffrey Stone
Professors Bollinger and Stone on Julian Assange, Edward Snowden, national security and campus speech.