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Brengle v. WTA Tour Inc., ITF Limited et al
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June 26, 2018
Tennis Player Must Arbitrate Injury Claims Against WTA
A Florida federal judge held Monday that professional tennis player Madison Brengle must arbitrate claims against the Women's Tennis Association stemming from anti-doping tests that allegedly injured her serving arm and affected her career, but granted her request to send allegations against the International Tennis Federation and others back to state court.
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June 08, 2018
Tennis Player Wants $10M Injury Suit Back In State Court
Professional tennis player Madison Brengle asked a Florida federal court on Friday to remand to state court her claims that required anti-doping tests injured her serving arm and impacted her career, arguing that she has no arbitration clause with the International Tennis Federation and other defendants in the suit.
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May 16, 2018
Tennis Org Wants $10M Blood Test Injury Suit Arbitrated
The Women's Tennis Association on Tuesday urged a Florida federal court to force tennis player Madison Brengle to arbitrate her claims that anti-doping tests required by the organization and the International Tennis Federation injured her serving arm and impacted her career, saying she agreed to arbitrate such disputes.