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Sports Management Network, Inc. v. Busch et al
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March 07, 2019
Agent's Conflict Didn't Harm NASCAR Driver, Judge Says
A Michigan federal judge has scrubbed claims by NASCAR driver Kurt Busch and his former agent against each other, ruling that while the agent had a conflict of interest that negates their representation agreement, Busch didn't show how the conflict actually harmed him.
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September 14, 2017
NASCAR Driver Wants Penske Docs In $1.4M Royalties Suit
NASCAR driver Kurt Busch asked a Michigan federal judge to force Team Penske to hand over documents related to his former employment with the racing team in a suit in which his former sports agency alleges he owes $1.4 million in back royalty payments, saying the racing team has refused to respond to any of his requests.
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May 30, 2017
NASCAR Driver Wins Bid To DQ Firm From Royalty Dispute
A Michigan federal judge on Tuesday granted a bid by NASCAR driver Kurt Busch to disqualify Frasco Caponigro Wineman & Scheible PLLC from representing his former sports agency, which is suing him for $1.4 million in back royalty payments.
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May 12, 2017
Firm Says It Never Repped NASCAR Driver In DQ Row
A Michigan law firm has hit back at NASCAR driver Kurt Busch's claim that it should be disqualified from representing Busch's former sports agency, which is suing him in Michigan federal court for $1.4 million, saying Busch was never a client even though the firm helped execute the contract at the center of their dispute.
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April 27, 2017
NASCAR Driver Seeks To DQ Firm From Contract Dispute
NASCAR driver Kurt Busch urged a Michigan federal court Thursday to disqualify a Troy-based law firm from representing his former sports agency in its $1 million breach of contract suit against Busch, arguing that the firm has a clear conflict of interest because it represented him in the contracts at issue.