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Sports & Betting - October, 2015

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• NHL Wants Players To Say Concussion Studies Aren't Flawless
• Lance Armstrong Wins More Time To Depose Gov't Witness
• SEC 'Victim' Mark Cuban Can Join ALJ Fight, 11th Circ. Says
• Ex-MLB Star Dykstra Cleared To Amend Jail Beating Suit
• Sports Tape Doesn't Relieve Pain, Class Suit Says
• Cheerleader Copyright Ruling Paused For High Court Appeal
• Baltimore Orioles Lone Holdout In Minor League Docs Fight
• Insurance Fraudster Says Gov't Held Up Settlement Proceeds
• Pa. Delays Horse Racing Shutdown As Negotiations Continue
• NFL Player Hits FanDuel With Publicity Rights Suit
• Jawbone, Fitbit Exchange Further Blows In IP Feud
• Credit Suisse Targeted In FIFA Probes By US, Switzerland
• Insurer Says It Doesn't Have To Cover Soccer Injury Suit
• Dentons Atty Tapped To Lead Fantasy Sports Self-Regulation
• New Sex Abuse Complaint Against Sandusky Not Time-Barred
• Mass. Gaming Commission To Study Daily Fantasy Regulation
• Daily Fantasy Scandal A 'Wake-Up Call,' DraftPot CEO Says
• Idaho Gov. Says State Should Restore Instant Horse Racing
• Pa. AG Ordered To Detail Possible Sandusky Grand Jury Leaks
• NHL, NBA, MLB Accuse Online Retailers Of Selling Knockoffs
• FanDuel CEO Calls For Regulation Of Daily Fantasy Industry
• TTAB Allows Boston Co.'s 'Marathon Monday' Trademark
• Athletes In EA, NCAA Deal Say Appeal Only Benefits Attys
• Choosing The Right Entertainment Industry Work Visa
• Donald Sterling Can't Call Foul In Clippers Sale To Ballmer
• Bodybuilding Group Says Ex-Official Stole Famed Trademark
• NJ Racetrack Operator Dodges Wage-And-Hour Suit
• 5 Ways Your Ego Is Killing Your Career
• Wells, Paul Weiss Want Suit Over NFL Bullying Report Tossed
• Ill. Court Tosses First High School Sports Concussion Suit
• Fla. Ballot Measure Would Give Voters Control Over Gambling
• NLRB Loses Bid To Make Facebook 'Likes' Order Precedential
• Life Time Fitness Slams Lawyers' $3M Fee Bid In TCPA Suit
• Malibu Golf Club Gets Nod For $35M Auction
• Brazilian FIFA Official Agrees To Extradition
• NFL Means Business With Clement Pickup In Deflategate Case
• Illinois Rep. Introduces Bill To Protect Fantasy Sports Players
• German Soccer Taps Freshfields For 2006 World Cup Probe
• Pro Bono: The New Associate's Compass To Success
• Sports Memorabilia Sellers Violated IP Order, Judge Says
• UEFA Throws In With General Secretary For FIFA Prez
• Staples Center Settles Wrongful Death Suit Midtrial
• Gym Says Nude Taping Not Sex Abuse In Coverage Row
• EA, NCAA Deal Challenger Wants Athletes' Attys Sanctioned
• Skadden, Other Firms Snag $5.7M Fees In UNC's NCAA Row
• NFL Taps Legal Heavyweights With Filing Of 2nd Circ. Brief
• Staples Center Wall Was Unsafe, Ex-Fire Marshal Tells Jury
• 2nd Circ. Order On Facebook 'Likes' Not Precedent, Bar Says
• 9th Circ. Keeps NCAA Compensation Rehearing Bid Alive
• Insurer Can't Use 6th Circ. Ruling To Escape Defense Costs
• Players Vow Not To Use NHL Concussion Docs For Media Fight
• 9th Circ. Urged To OK New Evidence In 'Jumpman' Logo Suit
• Tampa Bay Rays Cooperating With Docs Bid: Minor Leaguers
• Jawbone Says Fitbit Bid To Nix Patents Should Wait For ITC
• NFL Tells 5th Circ. Super Bowl Fans Rightly Denied Cert.
• Refresh Or Rebuild? Website Strategies For Big Law
• A Cautionary Tale For Involuntary Bankruptcy Petitioners
• Staples Center Exec. Says Railing Not 'Dangerous' At Trial
• Proposed $120M Pro Soccer Stadium In Minn. Gets Green Light
• Hulk Hogan Gets Gawker's Emails, Texts Into The Ring
• Brand Battles: Jim Beam, Under Armour, Universal Studios
• Pa. Gov. Threatens Halt To Horse Racing Industry
• Planet Fitness Sued In NJ Over Liability Disclaimer
• A Lesson In Properly Identifying And Reporting Exec Perks
• Lance Armstrong Says Feds Hampered Witness Questioning
• Staples Center Felt 'Entitled To One Free Death,' Jury Told
• Yahoo's First Online-Only NFL Broadcast Draws 30 Sponsors
• NJ Atlantic League Baseball Team Folding
• Rep. Questions Fantasy Sites On Sports Stars' Participation
• City Sports Gets Nod To Push Back Auction Plans In Ch. 11
• Judge Wants Clerk's Exchanges With Zuckerman In Rape Case
• NHL Blasts Bid To Open Up Concussion Docs
• Sports Venue Says Suing Over Permit Delay Was Only Option
• NYC Inks Deal For Waterfront Park Fixes, Affordable Housing
• Naming Rights: Tax-Exempt Bonds Vs. Tax-Exempt Orgs
• Big 5 Atty 'Too Cute By Half' In ZIP Row, 9th Circ. Judge Says
• Ex-LA Times Writer Didn't Lie About Howard Video, Jury Told
• Mass. Gaming Commission Enters Fantasy Sports Fray
• FCC Slams Tennis Channel's Move To Revive Comcast Row
• German Soccer Star Faces FIFA Ethics Case
• Under Armour Settles TM Suit With 'Inner Armour' Maker
• El Paso Moves Ahead With $180M Arena Project
• DraftKings Hires Former Mass. AG As Outside Adviser
• International Sports Is Broken
• 4 Reasons To Use Electronic Deposition Exhibits
• Daily Fantasy Sports Industry Could Fall Apart After Scandal
• Broward County Open To $86M Assist To Florida Panthers
• DraftKings, FanDuel Suits Belong In NY, JPML Told
• MLB Scouts Say Competition Limits Don't Help Baseball
• FIFA Elections Will Have Caveat For Suspended Candidates
• Milwaukee Bucks Deny Cheerleaders' Pay Allegations
• Minor Leaguers Get Conditional Cert. In Wage-And-Hour Suit
• Ex-Bryan Cave Atty's Bid To Cut Mayweather Evidence Ripped
• 4 Obstacles In Push To Revitalize The Los Angeles River
• MLB Says Bid To Grill Commish In Antitrust Suit Too Late
• Ex-NFL Player Says Retirement Plan Wrongly Denied Benefits
• NFL, AP Want Discovery Further Halted In Photogs Suit
• Fla. Fantasy Sports Suit Now Brings Illegal Gambling Claims
• Herrick Guides NY Atty In Quest To Dominate Italian Soccer
• Google, Amazon, Samsung Dodge TM Suit Over Soccer Apps
• Greenberg Traurig Probe Finds No Fault For DraftKings Worker
• NFL Sunday Ticket Runs Afoul Of Antitrust Laws, Suit Says
• Orioles Fight Minor Leaguers' Docs Bid In Wage Suit
• Jury Dings Global Fitness In Row With Membership Biller
• WWE Claims Attys Made 'Things Up' In Head Injury Fight
• Brand Battles: Louis Armstrong, NBA, University Of Kentucky
• OPINION: The Bitter Pill Of Competition Within Large Law
• Mayweather Manager Gets Partial Win In Boxing Antitrust Row
• Ulterior Motives Can Derail Forced Bankruptcies: 3rd Circ.
• Indicted Ex-Bryan Cave Atty Fights Mayweather Evidence
• Sports Reporter Seeks $75M In Hotel Peeping Suit
• Fed. Circ. OKs Partial Fees For Fishing Patent Under Octane
• Athletes Say EA, NCAA Deal Challengers Must Post Bond
• FanDuel Adviser Says Governance Top Priority Amid Scandal
• Latest Suit Says FanDuel, DraftKings Allowed 'Shark Bettors'
• Delta Can't Refuse To Fly Safari Hunting Trophies, Suit Says
• Miami, Key Biscayne Back In Court Over Marine Stadium
• Ex-LA Times Writer Violated Paper's 'Integrity,' Jury Told
• Nev. Regulators Rule Daily Fantasy Cos. Must Obtain License
• FBI Opens Preliminary Investigation Into Daily Fantasy Sports
• Fox Rothschild Extinguishes Fees Row Over $2M Verdict
• Orioles Stadium Workers Ask 2nd Circ. To Revive OT Suit
• Asics Hit With Fraud Suit Over Shuttered Retail Stores
• Pa. Rep. Introduces Bill To Legalize Sports Betting
• Swiss Pick US Over Nicaragua For Latest FIFA Extradition
• Metadata 101 For Lawyers: A 2-Minute Primer
• More Controversy For FanDuel, DraftKings In NY Class Action
• Fans Demand Right To Depose MLB Commish In Antitrust Suit
• Minor Leaguers To Get Indians Payroll Info In Wage Suit
• Can DraftKings Dodge Class Action Via Arbitration?
• LA Times Top Brass Tells Jury Ex-Writer Was 'Over The Line'
• 3rd Circ. To Take Another Shot At Sports Betting Guidance
• NCAA Athletes Challenge Payment Ruling In Antitrust Row
• Iran Volleyball Official Sues US For Stalling On Visa App
• NFL Players Rip Late Objections To Attys In Head Injury Deal
• UPDATE: Design Co. Drops Suit Over Fees For Fantasy Sports Platform
• Armstrong Must Get Witness List In Advance, Judge Says
• MMA Promoters Call Truce In Philly Venue Antitrust Row
• Cheerleader Uniform Ruling Heading To Supreme Court
• Golf Club Members Zero In On Trump In Refund Suit
• NJ Sports Betting Case Will Be Reheard En Banc By 3rd Circ.
• Athletes In EA, NCAA Deals Seek To Sanction Challenger's Atty
• Former Players Want NHL Concussion Documents Opened
• Ex-LA Times Writer Lied About Outside Work, Jury Told
• AstroTurf Must Pay $30M For Infringing Rival's Patent
• Sports Bar Says Workers Rightly Fired Over Facebook Posts
• Tribe Defends Tardy Fees Request In Horse-Racing Row
• NJ Lawmakers Renew Calls For Regulation Of Fantasy Sports
• Paul Hastings, Gibson Dunn Steer Warriors Arena Land Deal
• Caddies Accuse PGA Of 'Free-Loading' With Bib Ads
• Pepper Hamilton Denied Blanket Privilege Label On PSU Docs
• Agent Says MLB Contracts Dispute Belongs In Arbitration
• Scandalized Fantasy Cos. Hire Debevoise, Kirkland, Greenberg
• Disney Can't Beat Injury Claims With Waiver, Fla. Court Says
• Brand Battles: MLB, MillerCoors, Diageo
• 10 Ways To Become A 360-Degree Lawyer
• Pro Hockey Player Says Insurers Must Pay For Blinded Eye
• Deals Rumor Mill: Intel, Dell, Formula One
• Yankees Minor Leaguer Says He Got Fleeced By Phony Agent
• 49ers, Ticketmaster Look To Void Ticket-Printing Suit
• Blatter Seeks Appeal Of FIFA Ethics Committee Suspension
• Swiss OK Another Extradition In FIFA Bribery Scandal
• DraftKings, FanDuel Hit With Insider Scandal Class Action
• Miami, Key Biscayne Deal Over Marine Stadium Site Hits Snag
• EA Takes 'Madden NFL' Publicity Rights Row To High Court
• 49ers Settle Age Discrimination Suit With Ex-Managers
• Supplements Falsely Marketed As Steroids, Suit Says
• 9th Circ. Says Yoga Poses Not Copyrightable
• Horse Race Cos. Say Machines At Kentucky Downs Rip Off IP
• Trump Takes $350M Wind Farm Fight To UK Supreme Court
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Revive Super Bowl Ticket Fraud Suit
• FIFA Ethics Committee Suspends Blatter And Others
• Nike Asks Fed. Circ. To Ax 'Obvious' Ruling In Adidas IP Fight
• Tribe Lost Chance For Fees In Racing Ban Row, Idaho Says
• NFL Concussion Deal Isn't 'Too Big To Fail,' 3rd Circ. Told
• Ex-LA Times Writer Admits Bosses Never Bashed His Age
• Fantasy Sports Scandal Highlights Need For Regulation
• 6th Circ. Leaves Cheerleader Uniform IP Protection In Place
• Fla. Judge Says Marlins Stadium Wage Action Is State Matter
• FIFA Hasn't Told Prez Blatter He's Benched, Lawyers Say
• UK Sporting Co. To Drop $53.4M For Stake In Irish Retailer
• PSU Coaches Fired After Sandusky Scandal Sue For Back Pay
• YMCA Can't Claim Charitable Immunity In Slip-And-Fall Suit
• NJ Lawmakers Seek Federal Regulation For Fantasy Sports
• National Car Rental Inks $158M Stadium Naming Rights Deal
• FanDuel Bans Employees From Fantasy Play, Opens Review
• Real Estate Rumors: IVG Immobilien, Southwest Value, Uber
• Ex-LA Times Writer Clashed With Bosses, Jury Hears
• NY AG Wants Fantasy Sports Data Amid Insider Accusations
• San Jose Loss Shows MLB Antitrust Immunity Is Here To Stay
• Coyotes Ex-Owner Slams NHL's Claims Over Reorganization
• NJ Off-Track Site Gets Final OK Despite Political Opposition
• Baseless Fishing Lure Claims Merit Fee Award, Fed. Circ. Told
• Miami, Key Biscayne Have Tentative Deal In Boat Show Fight
• Golf Course Operator Says Insignia Sells Infringing Products
• Churchill Downs Denied Quick Win In Casino Contract Row
• Sports Memorabilia Seller Decries Photogs' Sanctions Bid
• NJ Keeps Up Fight For Sports Betting Rehearing In 3rd Circ.
• EU Antitrust Watchdogs Probe International Skating Union
• Idaho Tribe's Attys Detail Disputed Fees In Racing Ban Row
• 5 Things Clients Never Tell Their Lawyers
• Ex-NFLer Says Retirement Plan Delayed Concussion Benefits
• Supreme Court Rejects Row Over Jim Thorpe's Remains
• NHL Wants Players To Explain Studies In Concussion MDL
• Skating Group Blasts NJ Olympian In Contract Row
• NJ Devils Ticket Holders Ask For An Assist In Resale Suit
• Boston-Based City Sports Files For Ch. 11
• Swiss Court Denies Venezuelan Soccer Official's Bail Bid
• Life Time Fitness Wants Suit Over $2.8B PE Buyout Tossed
• MLB Says Risks From Foul Balls, Flung Bats Fall On Fans
• San Jose Strikes Out In MLB Antitrust Immunity Challenge
• O'Bannon Is A Tie But Weighs Against NCAA In The Long Run
• NBC Dodges Defamation Suit Over Rifle Target 'Bomb' Report
• USPTO Not Backing Down From TM Fight With Alabama Judge
• Minor Leaguers Likely To Get Conditional Cert. In Wage Suit
• NCAA To Examine Athlete Time Demands For Major Sports
• Fla. Court Revokes Approval For Racetrack Slot Machines
• Lucille Roberts Banned Jewish Woman Over Skirt, Suit Says
• Coca-Cola, Visa, McDonald's Urge FIFA Prez To Step Down
• Titleist Maker Says Golf Ball Cos. Can't Duck IP Suit In Mass.
• Fed. Circ. Puts USPTO In Hot Seat Over 'Disparaging' TM Rule
• Hulk Hogan Keeps Most Docs Sealed In $100M Sex Tape Suit
• Former NFL Player Gets Prison In Mortgage Fraud Scheme
• Knicks Lose Calif. Appeal To Dodge Workers' Comp Claim
• Photographers' NFL Antitrust Suit Called 'Implausible'
• NCAA Athletes Seek Cert. In Antitrust Financial Aid Suits
• Ex-LA Times Writer Admits At Trial Bosses Asked Him Back
• Insurer Says Gym Isn't Covered For Nude Taping Suits
• Sports Drink Co. Exec Gets 6 Years For $9M Fraud Scheme
• Gay Ex-Coaches Hit Univ. Of Minn. With Discrimination Suit
• Minor Leaguers Set Sights On Nationals In Bid For Docs
• NCAA President, Schools Praise Parts Of 9th Circ. Decision
• 'Biggest Loser' Makers Can't Duck IP Row Over Sports Show
• Cubs Knock Suit Over Wrigley Field Signs Out Of Court
• DC Judge Says Clerk Didn't Bias Him In MLB Player Rape Case
• Lifetime Fitness Personal Trainers Seek Cert. In FLSA Row
• Madison Square Garden Co. Splits From MSG Networks