Jan. 10 (Bloomberg Law) — When stand up comic Joe Rogan confronted Carlos Mencia upon theatre over accusations of joke-stealing, a videotaped evidence went viral as well as was noticed some-more than 5 million times. The evidence led Dotan Oliar as well as Christopher Sprigman, dual professors from a University of Virginia School of Law, to try how stand-up comedians strengthen their egghead property. Oliar as well as Sprigman speak with Bloomberg Law’s Josh Block.
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