Law360, New York (November 09, 2011, 3:52 PM ET) -- Antitrust controversies in major sports have been rife in 2011.
In the spring and summer, the legal battle between the National Football League and its players took front-and-center as Tom Brady and co. tried to convince the Eighth Circuit to enjoin the NFL lockout and save the NFL season. It didn’t work, but — not surprisingly — the players and the owners were able to settle their differences out of court and start the season on time.
By contrast, we are currently in real danger of...
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