Marc Fuller

Practice Areas

Appellate; Business Litigation; Class Action; Copyrights; Entertainment, Digital, & Sports; Intellectual Property Litigation; Media Litigation

Career

Marc Fuller represents publishers, internet companies, and other businesses in a variety of commercial disputes. His media litigation experience includes defamation, privacy, copyright, and other disputes over content and newsgathering. He has extensive experience representing technology companies and online services in disputes over content moderation, user anonymity, and digital privacy. Marc has also handled a broad range of litigation for nonmedia companies, focusing on appeals, class actions, and First Amendment matters. He has authored amicus briefs in media and First Amendment cases in the Texas Supreme Court, Fifth Circuit, and U.S. Supreme Court.

Professional Memberships

Law360 Editorial Advisory Board, Media & Entertainment, 2024

Texas Bar Foundation, Fellow

ABA Forum on Communications Law, past member of Governing Committee and past chair of Training and Development Committee

Dallas Bar Association Media Relations Committee, past chair

Education

Work Highlights

- Tex. (2025) – Defending national newspaper publisher against defamation and breach of contract claims by global tax services company

- Tex. (2025) – Defending nonprofit news organizations against business disparagement and related claims arising from investigative report on local government officials’ COVID response

- N.D. Tex. (2025) – Defending broadcaster against consumer fraud claims challenging broadcaster’s editing of news program

- Tex. App. (2025) – Representing magazine in defamation case arising out of article on removal of books from state historical sites

- Tex. Dist. (2025) – Representing magazine in defamation case brought by January 6th rioter

- Tex. (2024) – Defended Mexican broadcaster and journalist in appeal over defamation and related claims by international pop music star and her family members

- 5th Cir. (2024) – Represented amici coalition of book publishers, prominent authors, and trade organizations challenging local government’s banning of books from public library

- N.D. Tex. (2024) – Assisted in representation of insurance company and marketing agency in copyright case brought by video game developer

- U.S. (2023) – Represented international human rights organizations as pro bono amicus counsel in Section 230 case

- Tex. Dist. (2023) – Obtained dismissal of defamation and fraud claims against publisher and authors of prize-winning book on controversy over a pop artist’s collection of Alamo-related artifacts

- Tex. Dist. (2023) – Obtained dismissal of defamation and related claims over a series of reports by news website that focuses on corruption and government malfeasance in Africa

- 5th Cir. (2022) – Obtained dismissal of defamation claims against website based on lack of personal jurisdiction

- W.D. Tex. (2022) – Obtained dismissal of negligence and conspiracy claims against a television network that aired documentary program on policing

- E.D. Tex. (2020) – Obtained dismissal of defamation claims against online publisher that reported on plaintiff’s role in promoting conspiracy theory about 2016 presidential election

- NY App. Div. (2019) – Obtained affirmance of dismissal of defamation and tortious interference claims by a hedge fund against newspaper publisher

- Tex. (2019) – Obtained dismissal under the Texas anti-SLAPP statute of defamation claims over newspaper’s coverage of healthcare fraud investigation

- 5th Cir. (2019) – Obtained affirmance of dismissal of RICO, conspiracy, tortious interference, and defamation claims against a local newspaper, its employees, and owner