Law360, New York (April 29, 2011, 10:17 PM ET) -- The National Football League's player lockout is back on after the Eighth Circuit on Friday granted the league's request for a temporary stay of a district court's preliminary injunction in an antitrust class action brought by a group of players.
The ruling was issued just four days after U.S. District Judge Susan Richard Nelson granted a temporary injunction against the league, ruling that the players had sufficiently demonstrated that they would suffer irreparable harm from a lockout that would keep them off the field for a...
NFL Lockout Can Resume Pending Appeal: 8th Circ.
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