Colorado Court Tosses Libel Suit Premised on Newspaper’s Reporting on Controversy Surrounding “Furries” in Public Schools,

MLRC MediaLawLetter

Media Challenges Excessive Secrecy in Federal Prosecution of Theranos Founder Elizabeth Holmes,

MLRC MediaLawLetter

Charting the Skies: Where Does Facial Recognition Technology "Fit" in the Data Privacy Cosmos?,

2:1 U. Notre Dame J. Emerging Tech. 292

Colorado Adopts Statewide Rule Governing Public Access to Judicial Records in Criminal Cases, 

MLRC MediaLawLetter

Public Access to Police Body-Worn Camera Recordings (Status Report 2020),

Communications Lawyer

Colorado Town Council Violated State’s Open Meetings Law,

MLRC MediaLawLetter  

The (Unfinished) Ballad of Gunslinger/©Troll Richard Liebowitz,

MLRC MediaLawLetter

Co-author, Recent Developments in Media, Privacy, Defamation, and Advertising Law,

ABA Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Law Journal 

Colorado Adopts Anti-SLAPP Statute,

MLRC MediaLawLetter

Law Day: Celebrate, and Support a Free Press,

The Gazette

Colorado Opens Police Internal Affairs Files to the Public  Can Two States Spawn a National Trend?,

MLRC MediaLawLetter

Counseling Your Clients on Fair Use of Others Works ... While Standing on One Foot,

Communications Lawyer

Featured guest, "Make No Law" podcast: Gag (discussing gag orders on trial participants),

Legal Talk Network

Fair Use in Documentary Films: Two Helpful Rules of Thumb to Help You Navigate Copyright Gray Areas,

Video & Filmmaker Magazine

Co-author, Mexican Journalist Seeking Asylum Finally Free From Detention,

MLRC MediaLawLetter

Colorado Judge Unseals Psychiatric Expert Reports in Aurora Theater Shooting Case,

Ballard Spahr Alert

Judge Tosses Libel Suit Based on Environmental Activists' Facebook Post,

MLRC MediaLawLetter

Colorado Supreme Court Holds There Is No Constitutional Protection for Public Access to Court Records,

MLRC MediaLawLetter

Co-author, Mexican Journalist Seeking Asylum is Granted New Hearing,

MLRC MediaLawLetter

Co-author, Seventeen Journalism Organizations File Amicus Brief in Support of Mexican Journalist's Asylum

Appeal,

MLRC MediaLawLetter

Co-author, Media Coalition Gains Access to Sealed Warrant Materials in Las Vegas Mass Shooting,

Ballard Spahr Alert

Co-author, Federal Judge Refuses to Close Courtroom During Trade Secret Trial Between Silicon Valley Titans,

Ballard Spahr Alert

California Court of Appeals Affirms Dismissal Under Anti-SLAPP Statute of Defamation Claim

Against Online Platform Hosting User-Generated Content,

Ballard Spahr Alert 

Recent High-profile Cases Highlight the Need for Greater Procedural Protections for Freedom of the

Press,

Communications Lawyer

"Internet Law," ABA Tort Trial & Insurance Practice Law Journal

The Myth of Police Officer Privacy,

Communications Lawyer

July 4, 1966: Birth of the FOIA – A Look Back,

Communications Lawyer  

As Body-Worn Cameras Proliferate, States' Access Restrictions Defeat Their Purpose,

Communications Lawyer

Why We Shouldn’t Hide What Police Body Cameras Show,

Governing Magazine 

Cloud-Based Public Records Pose New Challenges for Access,

Communications Lawyer

Co-author, A Little Birdie Told Me, 'You're a Crook': Libel in the Twittersphere and Beyond,

Communications Lawyer

"What Is Your Exposure for Information Posted to Your Website, Blog, or Social Media Page by

Third Parties?" in INTERNET PUBLISHING: PERILS AND PRACTICES (ABA Publishing)

Co-author, Privacy Expectations in Online Social Media—An Emerging Generational Divide? Communications Lawyer

Co-author, Expanded Media Coverage in Colorado Courts,

The Colorado Lawyer

Co-author, Libel by Implication,

Communications Lawyer

City and County of Denver, Inc.: Public Access to 'Private' Records of Quasi-Public Entities,

Communications Lawyer

Survey of Colorado Defamation and Related Claims Against the Media,  

Media Libel & Related Law Survey, Media Law Resource Center

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Note, "Objectivity and Balance" in Public Broadcasting: Unwise, Unworkable, and Unconstitutional,"

12:1 Yale L. & Pol'y Rev. 184-230