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Sports & Betting - March, 2016

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• Soccer EEOC Charge Seen As Milestone For Women Athletes
• Ex-Athlete Loses Class Cert. Bid In NCAA Scholarship Row
• Creditors Say Sports Authority Doesn't Need $595M DIP Loan
• Concussion Suit Against US Water Polo Gets Tossed
• Criminal Case Halts USPLabs Coverage Fight, Magistrate Says
• LA Galaxy Owner Disclaims Part In Team Water Row
• Soccer Group Asks 7th Circ. To Kick Out Tequila Ad Ruling
• Trio Of Plaintiffs Firms Picked To Lead Daily Fantasy MDL
• Primary Insurer Must Cover $8M Defense Costs, 6th Circ. Told
• NASCAR's Derek White Charged In Tobacco Smuggling Bust
• DraftKings, FanDuel To Suspend College Sports Contests
• US Women's Soccer Players File Wage Discrimination Charge
• Shifting The Law Firm Business Development Paradigm
• Feds Seek $48M From Tribe In Racer Payday Scheme Suit
• NYT Won't Retract NFL Big Tobacco-Concussion Story
• Harrah's Slams 'Eleventh-Hour' Bid In MMA Antitrust Fight
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• MLB, Apple Team Up For On-Field App
• Ex-NFLer, Retirement Board Settle Concussion Benefits Row
• Yahoo Daily Fantasy Ditches Credit Cards In Favor Of PayPal
• EEOC Says Tyson Ruling Doesn't Impact Bass Pro Hiring Row
• Calif. Nike Workers Lose Cert. Bid In OT Row
• Chargers Launch San Diego Voter Initiative For New Stadium
• Bloomberg Counsel Wants Plea Deals Unsealed In FIFA Case
• Peyton Manning Reference Stays In Suit Against U. Of Tenn.
• Real Estate Rumors: RXR, Google, Gatlin Development
• Fed. Circ. Won't Force USPTO On 'Slants' Trademark
• Competing Boxer Biopics Begin Trade Secrets Fight
• Questions On NFL's CTE Stance Unlikely To Upend Settlement
• Feds Fight Bid To Stay Ex-CEO's Insider Trading Trial
• Fitbit Presses ITC To Pare Patent Probe Even Further
• FIFA Sanctions Sevilla FC, Others For Third-Party Influence
• NHL Can Conduct Medical Reviews In Concussion Suit
• US Developer, Ghanaian City Partner For $6.5B Project
• Ex-FBI Director Freeh Strikes Back At Spanier Libel Suit
• NHL Chief Admits Concussions, Mental Illness In 'Fighters'
• And Now A Word From The Panel: 20/20 MDL Vision
• 2nd Circ. Backs Dismissal Of A-Rod Atty's Defamation Suit
• Deloitte Says $500M Estate Tax Suit Came Too Late
• NFL Wants Retraction Of NYT Big Tobacco-Concussion Story
• Wrigley-Area Club Owner Denies Scamming Cubs Royalties
• FIFA Prosecution Has Suspect On Tape Saying Single 'Hello'
• Nationals, Orioles Head To Mediation In Broadcast Fee Fight
• Camera Privacy: From Hulk Hogan To Kappa Kappa Gamma
• Lacrosse Helmet Maker Faces Claims Over Lost Safety Cert.
• Sports Agent Rosenhaus Wants New Hearing In Contract Row
• Blinded Hockey Player Says Broker Liable In Coverage Row
• Buccaneers TCPA Suit Involves 300K Faxes, Court Told
• Mass. AG Issues Final Daily Fantasy Sports Regulations
• Judge Denies Remand In NFL Sunday Ticket Suit
• Former Honduran President Pleads Guilty In FIFA Probe
• Rams Say Union Deal Covers Reggie Bush's Slip-And-Fall
• Mindless Lawyering: Is Doc Review 'The Practice Of Law'?
• NFL Faces New Class Action Over Brain Injuries
• NFL Tells 3rd Circ. Exec's CTE Statements Aren't Relevant
• Judge Won't Recuse Himself From Sports Photo IP Suit
• Brand Battles: Nestle, 'Game Of Thrones,' Premier League
• Sports Authority Landlords Say $20M Cost Not Covered
• Hurt Reggie Bush Tries To Block Rams' Labor Dispute Theory
• Cincinnati Reds CEO Tells FCC Not To Block Radio Broadcasts
• New Ticket Restrictions Could Be Risky For Teams
• Beckham Buys $19M Private Land For Miami Soccer Stadium
• Las Vegas Sands Details $1.3B UNLV, NFL Stadium Plan
• Yahoo Gets $550K Refund In NCAA Contest Row, Judge Says
• SoftBank Buys $250M Stake In Celebrity Talent Firm
• Trump-Owned Golf Club Says Buyout Didn't Trigger Refunds
• Ex-Univ. Of Tenn. Women Fight Title IX Dismissal Bid
• Travelers Owes For Lacrosse Death Defense, 6th Circ. Told
• NFL Gave $300K To Reps Reviewing Concussions: Report
• Goldberg Segalla Nabs In-House Transactions Pro
• NFL Defends Concussion Data, Denies Ties To Big Tobacco
• The Future Keeps Happening To Legal Services
• Former NFL Player Sues Disability Benefits Plan Over Denial
• Texas Court Defines Commission In Gold's Gym FLSA Row
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• Morgan Lewis Sheds Over 100 Attorneys After Bingham Deal
• Athletes Unveil Class Cert. Bid In NCAA Grant-In-Aid Case
• 5 Firms On The Rise In 2016
• The Firms That Lost The Most Ground This Year
• Greenberg Traurig On Track To Become Biggest US Firm
• 5 Most Bizarre Moments In The Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Trial
• NYC Passes Ban On Smokeless Tobacco In Sports Arenas
• Venture Capitalist Pleads Guilty In NJ To $3M CrossFit Fraud
• TMZ's O'Melveny Fee Bid In Sterling Privacy Suit Halved
• USPTO Takes Alabama TTAB Ruling To 11th Circ.
• USPTO Says It's Not Ignoring Ruling On 'Disparaging' TMs
• Demystifying The Attorney-Client Privilege
• Attys Get $6.3M In Fees In NFL Publicity Rights Suit
• NY Lawmakers OK Lifting 19-Year Mixed Martial Arts Ban
• A-Rod Atty Presses Daily News Defamation Case In 2nd Circ.
• Key Takeaways From FCC's Video Marketplace Conference
• Judge Tells Sterling He Got More Than Enough In $2B Sale
• In Not Tackling Madden, High Court Punts On Publicity Rights
• Hulk Hogan Sex-Tape Award Strikes Blow For Celebs' Privacy
• FIFA Opens Probe Of Germany '06 World Cup Host Selection
• Roc Nation Sports Gets Claim Tossed From Dez Bryant Suit
• Colts Accused Of Not Renewing Broker's Season Tickets
• Investment Adviser Sentenced In Banking Fraud Scheme
• Customers Slam SoulCycle Bid To Nix Business Model Suit
• Pro Golfer Says Dubai Cos. Disrupting Royalties Arbitration
• Judge KOs 2 WWE Concussion Suits, 3rd Still Stands
• Right Of Publicity Actions Waning Without High Court Review
• Yahoo To Suspend Paid Daily Fantasy Contests In NY
• Rams Say Disgruntled Fans Knew LA Move Was Possible
• Atty Wants Law Firm Kept Out Of Ex-NFLer's Fraud Suit
• Daily Fantasy Cos.' Deals With NY AG Show Shift In Strategy
• Tampa Bay Bucs Can't Make Ex-Kicker Arbitrate $20M Suit
• NFL Rips 'Unfounded Ethical Allegations' In Deflategate Appeal
• Ex-Gov. Can Weigh In On Slots Case, Fla. Justices Say
• NHL Says Ex-Players Flip-Flopped On Medical Tests Issue
• Hulk Hogan's Award Rises To $140M In Gawker Sex Tape Trial
• EEOC Says Bass Pro Trying To Control Strategy In Bias Row
• NBA Star's Ex-Assistant Says New Evidence Would Clear Him
• DraftKings, FanDuel Agree To Stop Paid Contests In NY
• Is Student Loan Stress The New Norm For Law School?
• High Court Won't Hear Madden NFL 1st Amendment Case
• Riverhounds Center Trustee Tracks $4M In 'Fraud' Transfers
• 7 Best Practices For Managing An Associate's Personal Crisis
• Kean Hoops Coach Can't Revive Discrimination Suit
• China's Wanda Group Becomes Major Sponsor Of FIFA
• Hulk Hogan Wins $115M In Gawker Sex Tape Trial
• Ex-NHLers Drop Spousal, Survivor Claims In Concussion Suit
• Honduran Soccer Boss Tells NY Judge Defense Funds Frozen
• Brand Battles: Frito-Lay, Kellogg Spar Over 'Official Snack' TM
• Sports Authority May Shape Future Of Retailer Ch. 11s
• 'Redskins' Marks Rightfully Tossed, DOJ Tells 4th Circ.
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Raiders Owner Estate's $2.5M Tax Row
• 4 Slam-Dunk Ways Employers Can Block March Madness Suits
• Ousted FIFA Secretary-General Faces Swiss Criminal Probe
• Blatter Appeals Reduced FIFA Ban To Sport Arbitration Body
• FIFA Says Legal Fees Contributed To $122M Loss In 2015
• Gawker Tries To Wreck Hulk Hogan's Case Before Closings
• Bankrupt Texas Sports Network To Face Off Against Comcast
• India Antitrust Watchdog Probes Track And Field Body
• Ex-NCAA Athletes Tell 7th Circ. FLSA Suit Wrongly Tossed
• Insurer Dodges Bad Faith Claims In Sandusky Coverage Row
• Law Scholars Urge DOJ To Appeal Alabama TTAB Ruling
• Glock Must Face Atty's Malicious Prosecution Claims
• Wealth Management For Senior Partners
• In Slants Case, Is USPTO 'Ignoring' The Federal Circuit?
• OPINION: Missed Opportunity In Supreme Court Nomination
• Ex-QB Can't Pick Off Supplement False Ad Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• In His Own Words: 4 Key Garland Opinions
• Amazon, B&N Not Liable In Erotic Book Cover Privacy Suit
• Garland's High Court Nomination Battle Likely To Drag On
• Vendor Dispute Explodes In Sports Authority Ch. 11
• Woman In Hogan Video Says She Was Taped Unknowingly
• Judge Garland Could Bring New Consensus To High Court
• Attorneys Weigh In On Obama's Supreme Court Pick
• Chicago Hikes Taxes On Tobacco, Cuts Them On Tampons
• Your NCAA Pool Could Be Illegal, But You Won't Go To Jail
• Tennis Investigators Deny Ignoring Match-Fixing Docs
• FIFA Looks To Recoup Allegedly Embezzled Funds
• 500.com Stuck With Investor Suit Over IPO
• Hunton & Williams Can't Stay In Contract Row, Court Told
• Obama Picks Garland To Fill High Court Seat
• Court Nominee, Guns, And Constitutional Illiteracy
• City Sports Adds Ropes & Gray For Bankruptcy End Game
• NFL Says Full Quote Shows Exec Didn't Admit CTE Link
• Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Wasn't Moneymaker, Gawker Tells Jury
• NCAA Conferences Deny Withholding Docs In Antitrust Row
• WWE Wins $23M From Thai Broadcaster In Contract Dispute
• O'Bannon Takes Student-Athlete Pay Case To High Court
• CVS Must Face False Labeling Suit Over Protein Powder
• FIFA Rips Fans' Ticket Suit In Renewed Push For Sanctions
• Q&A With Norton Rose Fulbright's Mark Baker
• Fed. Circ. Orders USPTO To Explain 'Disparaging' TM Delay
• Jury Awards $2.5M To Polo Horse Owners In Supplement Row
• San Diego Can't Appeal Kinder Morgan Fuel Spill Suit Limit
• Gawker Editors Scrutinized In Hulk Hogan Privacy Trial
• Ex-Chesapeake CEO Sped 89 Mph Before Crash, Police Say
• The 8 Firms GCs Can't Stop Talking About
• GCs Say These Firms Are Worth Paying Top Dollar For
• Venezuelan FIFA Bribery Defendant Free On $7M Bail
• Riddell Wants District Court Pause In NFL Concussion MDL
• NJ Senate Panel Moves Daily Fantasy Regulatory Bill Forward
• Citing Concussion, Arbitrator Cuts NHL 20-Game Suspension
• Internet Giants Look To Tackle Changing Sports Audience
• GCs Name Most Elite Law Firms
• 'Slants' Trademark Suspended For Now, USPTO Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Moinian, Amazon, Thor Equities
• 9th Circ. 'Hurt Locker' Ruling Could Harm Athletes: Unions
• A Closer Look At MLS Investment In Player Compensation
• Apparel Co. Wants New Contract Trial After $8.3M Verdict
• Fantasy Sports Could Play Spoiler In Tribal Gambling
• Pachulski Stang To Rep Sports Authority Creditors
• Fla. High Court Rejects Graham Bid For Gaming Argument
• Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Earned Gawker Up To $15M, Jury Told
• Univ. Of Tenn. Denies It Fostered Culture Of Sexual Violence
• Athletes Say NCAA Conferences Won't Compromise On Docs
• Ex-Players Slam NHL's Bid For Testing In Concussion MDL
• Until Final Court Rulings, USPTO Will Suspend Offensive TMs
• 8th Circ. Clarifies Copyright Preemption Issues In NFL Case
• Fla. Judge Who Accepted Rays Tickets From Law Firm Resigns
• Connecticut Pushes Forward Fantasy Sports Regs Bill
• Gawker Slams Hulk Hogan's News Expert In Privacy Trial
• Pop Warner Settles Concussion Suit With Mom Of Dead Player
• Photog Hits CBS Sports Over UNLV Football Coach Pic
• Yahoo To Live Stream NHL Games For Free In New Deal
• Gawker News Tactics Targeted In Hulk Hogan Sex-Tape Trial
• MMA Promoter Faked Health Scare To Dodge SEC Trial: Judge
• USPTO Wants High Court Extension In 'Disparaging' TM Case
• Warriors Lose Bid To Move New-Arena Suit To San Francisco
• DraftKings Seeks Total Halt Of NY AG Action Pending Appeal
• Tennis Racket Buyers Denied Cert. In False Ad Row
• Intel Scoops Up Israeli 3-D Video Co. Replay Technologies
• Hunton & Williams Says No Conflict Exists In Contract Row
• Timbers Won't Seek Public Money To Upgrade Stadium
• MLB Looks To Open Door For Cubans Amid US Policy Revamp
• French Soccer HQ Searched In Swiss Probe Of Ex-FIFA Prez
• Wealth Management For Mid-Level Partners
• Erin Andrews Verdict Exposes Danger Of Lax Privacy Policies
• Girardi Gets 'Stingy' Attys' Fee Upped In Nike, Apple Suit
• Hulk Hogan Tells Of Manhood Versus Myth In Sex-Tape Trial
• O-1 Visa Comparable Evidence Policy May Burden Petitioners
• FTC Fights Stay Bid In $1.3B Payday Loan Suit Against Racer
• DC Circ. Sides With Forest Service In Colo. Road Rule Suit
• Marshawn Lynch Ends 'Beast Mode' TM Fight With Monster
• Colombian FIFA Agent Admits Guilt, Venezuelan Denies Bribes
• NFL Retirement Board Must Give Higher Benefits To Ex-Player
• Slants Want Answers From USPTO After Trademark Win
• Main Post Partners Raises $400M For Inaugural PE Fund
• Jeter Settles Atty Fee Fight In Chancery Underwear Row
• DraftKings, FanDuel CEOs Tell Nevada New Regs Needed
• Va. Gov. Signs 1st Fantasy Sports Consumer Protection Law
• NJ Sen. Introduces Measure To Regulate Daily Fantasy Sports
• FIFA's The One Needing Sanctions In Ticket Suit, Fans Say
• Hulk Hogan Tells Jury Gawker's Sex-Tape Post Humiliated Him
• Erin Andrews Awarded $55M By Jury In Hotel Peephole Suit
• Apparel Co. Fights $8.3M Award In Activewear Contract Suit
• DraftKings Sues Texas Over Fantasy Sports Opinion
• Albania Asked To Halt Extraditions Against Businessmen
• Best Practices For Motions Brief Writing: Part 2
• MLB Asks 9th Circ. To Uphold Win In Minor League Wage Suit
• NBA's Timberwolves Sued Over Paperless Tickets
• President Trump's Impact On Employment Law
• Bond Deal For Ex-MLB Star's Gaming Co. Was Fraud: SEC
• The Hottest Product At Your Next Trade Show — A TRO
• Erin Andrews' Lawyers Rip Hotel Over Peephole Video
• Sporting Goods Maker Settles $10M T-Ball Bat Injury Suit
• CORRECTED: Jawbone Patents Ineligible Under Alice, ITC Judge Says
• Freshfields Can't Prove Germany World Cup Was Bought
• 'Throw Golf' IP Pact Doesn't Count, Stick Maker Says
• FanDuel Will Cut Paid Contests In Texas Under AG Deal
• Is Hulk Hogan's Sex Tape News? That's For A Jury To Decide
• Bodybuilding Org Works To 'Muscle Out' Rivals, Suit Says
• TTAB Caves To Judge, Tosses Out Alabama Trademark Ruling
• Best Practices For Motions Brief Writing: Part 1
• Enforcement Of Liability Waivers Strengthened In Pa.
• 2nd Circ.'s New Focus In Deflategate Spells Trouble For Brady
• Erin Andrews Jury Likely To Get Hotel-Privacy Case​ ​Friday
• Sports Authority Gets Nod To Start Liquidation Sales
• 2nd Circ. Tackles Brady Phone Destruction In Deflategate
• Trump Sues Fla. Golf Course Neighbors For Felling Trees
• Fed. Circ. Punts Outdoor-Gear Patent Deal Arbitration Issue
• Under Armour Continues Push To Invalidate Adidas Patents
• NCAA Preps For High Court Student-Athlete Pay Case Review
• Sports Photogs Can't Expand Discovery In IP Row, Court Told
• NFL Learned From Its District Court Fumbles In Deflategate
• Nashville Hotel Targets Erin Andrews' Fame In Privacy Trial
• Ex-NFLer Wants Ala. Law Firm Back In His $1M Fraud Suit
• Ex-Univ. Of Tenn. Students Want Sex Assault Suit To Stay Put
• Yankees Pitcher Suspended For 30 Games Under New Policy
• GC David Kelly Is Golden State's Legal Warrior
• Wealth Management For New Law Firm Partners
• Guatemalan Soccer Exec Pleads Not Guilty In FIFA Bribe Case
• Ex-Chesapeake CEO Was Shale Pioneer Who Fell From Grace
• FIFA Wants A Timeout In Suit Over World Cup Ticket Prices
• Horse Race Betting Co.'s IP Put Out To Pasture By Alice
• Ex-Chesapeake CEO Dies In Car Wreck A Day After Indictment
• Platini Appealing FIFA Ban To Sport Arbitration Body
• Sports Authority Hits Ch. 11 With $1.1B Debt
• Trial Pros: Cooley's Mike Attanasio
• Erin Andrews Tells Jurors Hotel Staff Facilitated Stalker
• NFL Deflategate Appeal To Test Deference To Arbitrators
• Texas Court Guts Romo's NFL Suit Over Fantasy Convention
• New $3B Fla. Gambling Compact Stalls In State Senate
• Sport Arbitration Body Tackling Rio Olympic Doping Disputes
• Botched Supplement Killed 21 Polo Horses, Jury Told
• Sports Authority Reportedly Close To Ch. 11 Filing
• Amazon, Apple, Google, Samsung Duck Soccer TM Suit Again
• NHL Wants Medical Exam For Ex-Players In Concussion MDL
• Patent Holder Says Expert Declarations Vital To NFL Suit
• NCAA Says Ex-Player Lacks Standing In Transfer-Rule Suit
• Modell's Says Fiery Hoverboard Suit Can't Show Class Injuries