The New York Times recently gave a glowing review to Life After, produced by RPJ client Multitude Films. Directed by Reid Davenport, Life After dives into the story of Elizabeth Bouvia who sought the right to end her life under medical supervision, sparking a nationwide debate. The review underscores the...
Congratulations to RPJ client Vicki Abeles on her New York Times interview discussing her impactful documentary Counted Out, which sheds light on the vital connection between mathematics, civil rights, and democracy. Abeles was inspired to create the film after noticing widespread math anxiety among students and adults, linking this fear...
Friends and acquaintances who are not lawyers (and even some who are) have expressed curiosity and confusion about the recent well-publicized decision by Judge Jed Rakoff of the Southern District of New York to dismiss the defamation lawsuit brought by former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin against the New York Times....
Last week, Unilever announced that it would drop the word “fair” from its skin-lightening products line “Fair & Lovely”. The announcement comes after a fresh wave of backlash against the skin-lightening product lines of many brands across the cosmetics industry, including those of industry giants Johnson & Johnson, L’Oreal and...
RPJ congratulates client Alex Honnold on the success of the documentary about his work called Free Solo. Directed by Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin, Free Solo follows Honnold's ascent of the Freerider route of El Capitan, a climb of 3,000 feet, without ropes or safety nets. Bret Stephens writes...