We're hiring at Jassy Vick Carolan! We’re looking for a mid-level litigation associate interested in First Amendment, media, entertainment, IP and business litigation. California bar required. Very reasonable hours. Flexible re work from home/remotely. DM me if interested.
Last week, SF police raided the home of a local reporter—apparently violating the state's journalist shield law. We—along with @rcfp and @SPJ_NorCal—are filing a motion to unseal the search warrants now being kept hidden from the public. https://t.co/t5FR6RCmJy
Maybe eventually this awful decision will get the Supreme Court to address right of publicity law for the first time in 40+ years. After all, Alabama did give us NY Times v. Sullivan. #lemonadeoutoflemons
In a surprising decision that has the potential to chill movies, TV shows, documentary films, and journalism, an Alabama judge is allowing a publicity rights suit over "S-Town" to move forward over First Amendment arguments. BREAKING: https://t.co/pGiSBHOUXj
The CJEU’s Advocate General says the Court should reject France’s claim that Google must de-list search results everywhere in the world based on French “Right to Be Forgotten” laws. https://t.co/ounc1m1WnB 1/
Strange as it might sound, I've never published a concise primer about Section 230...until now. Get a sneak peek of my chapter summarizing Section 230 and comparing/contrasting it with some international rules https://t.co/wCLtlulrrt
Over and over, across the country, courts are coming to the same conclusion: public officials can't block constituents on Twitter because they don't agree with what they're saying. https://t.co/HKMlA0SKCi
A recent piece for Communications Lawyer tackles a troubling trend — government suits against public record requesters. The article details recent cases across the country, counters arguments supporting these lawsuits, and proposes legislative solutions.
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Toward the end of his life, René Girard’s views darkened. “More than ever, I am convinced that history has meaning,” he wrote. “Its meaning is terrifying” https://t.co/j2s6kudBfO
Without this scholarship, I likely would not have had the incredible media law experiences I've enjoyed the past four years. I highly recommend applying for a scholarship to the @ABACommLawForum's Annual Conference.
Breaking: An appeals court has lifted a judge's ban on a Lynyrd Skynyrd movie. Nevertheless, the decision may still be concerning to media advocates warning the press could be enjoined from publishing info from sources under confidentiality obligations https://t.co/7BTwv2qlI3
Here's my @nytimes op ed about national governments using Internet platforms to export their speech laws. Just in time for tomorrow's @EUCourtPress oral arguments about global "Right to Be Forgotten" enforcement. https://t.co/7vC7mW3ZIz
Vox: "Trump keeps complaining about bias on Twitter—but what can he do about it? 8 experts weigh in" https://t.co/Jj17Cz6vms Commenters include @daphnehk@ellanso@Klonick@heatherwhitneym & me
Great pieces by @les_machado on the history of anti-SLAPP statutes in federal court, how the decisions by the D.C. Circuit and other courts finding they do not apply in federal court encourage forum shopping, and why a federal anti-SLAPP statute is needed — now more than ever. https://t.co/bvSZSzXUX5