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Sports & Betting - September, 2016

198 articles

• 1961 Kelley Drye Winged Foot Memo Is Privileged, Judge Says
• FWS Can Ban Sport Hunting Trophy Imports From Zimbabwe
• Ex-MSU Football Player Joins Pileup Of Concussion Suits
• Jaguars Owner Pays $171M For Four Seasons Toronto
• Wrigley Rooftop Owners Ask 7th Circ. To Hear Their Pitch
• Tom Brady, Patriots Owner Kraft Among New UFC Investors
• Judge Pauses NFL Photo Suit To Reconsider Push To Toss It
• Israeli Olympian Wins Bid To Skate for US
• MLB Gets Antitrust Claims Tossed In Scout Wage Suit
• Rainmaker Q&A: Kluger Kaplan's Abbey Kaplan
• Judge OKs Derek Boogaard Kin's NHL Wrongful Death Suit
• Oral Advocacy And 'Vocal Fry'
• Offensive Trademark Ban Going Down? It Probably Should
• DraftKings, FanDuel Will Press For Arbitration In MDL
• LA Fitness Avoids Training Injury Suit With Liability Waiver
• Senate OKs Exempting Some Olympic Winnings From Tax
• Schumer Wants Albany To Replace NC For NCAA Tournament
• Travel Agency Says Marriott Gave NFL Its Super Bowl Rooms
• High Court To Tackle Ban On Offensive Trademarks
• Ex-USC Football Player Sues NCAA, Seeking Unpaid Wages
• Arena Football Insurer Seeks To Punt Player Concussion Suit
• Riddell Helmet Class Gets Last Chance At Concussion Cert.
• IOC Calls Summit On Anti-Doping Watchdog In Wake Of Rio
• Treadmill Buyers Get Another Chance In False Ad Suit
• Daily Fantasy Cos. Fight 'Illegality' Claim In Student Suit
• OPINION: Level The Chemical Playing Field
• Golfsmith's Bankruptcy Plan Raises Privacy Concerns
• Vt. Ski Resort Owner Seeks Atty Fees Amid SEC EB-5 Probe
• Expert Says MLB Panel Unfit For MASN, Nationals TV Row
• CTE Deal Egregiously Unfair, NFL Players Tell High Court
• The Courtroom Where It Happened: Hamilton As A Lawyer
• 7th Circ. Hesitant To Say NCAA Players Work In FLSA Suit
• Sports Merch Dealer Seeks Atty Fees In IP License Suit
• NCAA Gets Part Of Football Transfer Rule Suit Tossed
• Ex-Penn State President's Defamation Claims Trimmed
• Why Have Lawyers Forgotten About The Middle Class?
• County OKs $105M Astrodome Redevelopment Project
• Default Judgment Upheld In NJ Rugby Injury Case
• JPMorgan Can Bring Soccer Club CEO Into Contract Suit
• SEC Seeks Bank Records In Life Time Fitness Insider Probe
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Appeal In Unfinished WWE Concussion Suit
• Big-Name Investors Dismissed From Daily Fantasy MDL
• EU Hits Skating Federation With Antitrust Allegations
• Writer Says YouTube Fitness Star Stole His Work For Book
• Consumers Accuse Fitbit Of Dodging Arbitration Discovery
• NFL Ticket Buyers Argue Class Action Belongs In Calif.
• Cowboys' Bryant Settles Rental Home Suit With Texas Sen.
• Bass Pro Invokes Tyson In EEOC Discrimination Fight
• Photogs Say NFL Can't Get 3rd Time-Out In IP Suit
• Houston-Area Officials To Vote On $105M Astrodome Proposal
• Citing Homer, Judge Denies Georgia Golf Course A Mulligan
• DraftKings Fumbled $4M TV Show Deal, Cable Network Says
• Ex-Hockey Pro's Claims Preempted By ERISA, Insurer Says
• Fed. Circ. Backs DirecTV, Amazon Alice Wins On Streaming IP
• Oral Contract Cited In Fight For Share Of NFL Deal Fee
• Texas High Court Won't Hear Horse Track Stock Sale Dispute
• NFL-DirecTV 'Unquestionably Anti-Competitive,' Court Told
• Penn State Reaches Deal With Insurer Over Sandusky Claims
• Modell's Evades Hoverboard Row After Jurisdiction Order
• 7th Circ. Reverses US Soccer Tequila Ad Arbitration Ruling
• Madden NFL, Retired Players Tackle Cert. In Likeness Row
• NBA Inks Deal With Stats-Keeping, Player-Tracking Firms
• NJ Mega-Mall Bond Deal Faces Renewed Court Challenge
• Former SD Padres GC Takes Same Post With Texas Rangers
• Apparel Co. Fights To Keep Contract Row Verdict Vacated
• 'Failed' Fed. Sports Betting Ban Should Go: Gaming Group
• Ahead Of Playoffs, Cubs Sue To Stop 'Flood' Of Fake Merch
• Comcast Buys Former Philly Flyers Owner's Spectacor Stake
• House Passes Bill Exempting Olympic Winnings From Tax
• Jay Peak CEO Barred From Using EB-5 Program
• Rainmaker Q&A: Podhurst Orseck's Steven Marks
• JPMorgan Can't Rope Soccer Club CEO Into Contract Suit
• Ex-Baylor Football Coach, AD Nixed From Sex Assault Suit
• Nev. Gov. Backs Public Financing For Las Vegas NFL Stadium
• Relocated Rams Have To Give Fans New Tickets Or Refunds
• FIFA Bribery Trial Date Could Spur Pleas, New Charges
• CrossFit Gets Rival's Injury Data Declared False In Ad Row
• Amid Criticism, WADA President Defends Doping Reports
• Feds Jump Into High Court's Apparel Copyright Case
• LA Rams Want Conn. Ticket Suit Sent To Mo.
• Orioles' Concession Co. Slams Workers' 2nd Circ. Citation
• 'Throw Golf' Co. Asks 4th Circ. To Affirm Win, Declare TM
• Raymond James Wants Jay Peak EB-5 Claims Nixed
• Overhauling Law Firm Records Departments For A New Reality
• The 4 Firms That Strike Fear In GCs
• Baltimore OKs Financing For Under Armour CEO's Project
• Wells Fargo Settles Minn. Vikings Stadium Signage Fight
• Ex-Wrestlers Fire Back At WWE's Sanctions Bid
• NASCAR Accused Of Racial Discrimination In Lawsuit
• IndyCar Team, Branding Co. Hit Nat'l Guard With $5M Suit
• CAS Grants Real Madrid Temporary Reprieve From Minors Ban
• FIFA Bribery Trial Set For Fall 2017; Plea Talks Underway
• Ex-MLB Star Schilling To Settle Suit Over 38 Studios Debacle
• Receiver In Jay Peak Case Has Doubts About Asset Offer
• Ticketing Website Execs Want Shareholder's Suit Tossed
• Pitcher Says Mislabeled Medical Images Cost Him Draft Spot
• Yoga Guru's Sex Bias Defenses Tossed Due To Stonewalling
• PE-Backed UK Bowling Alley Operator Strikes £266M IPO
• Insurance Broker Can't Escape Suit By Blinded Hockey Player
• Cheerleading Co. Tells Justices Not To Limit Copyright
• NHLPA Says Abitrator's Decision Was Within Rules
• GOP Reps. Call For NIH Review After NFL Grant Controversy
• Hotel Tax Hike Urged To Help Pay For Las Vegas NFL Stadium
• NCAA To Hand Over Docs On TV Deals With CBS, Turner
• NFL, Hall Of Fame Ignoring Bid To Stop 'Improper' Offers
• Phil Mickelson On Witness List In Insider Trading Case
• HBO Presses Writers For $120K In 'Ballers' Copyright Suit
• Brand Battles: Apple, 'Game of Thrones,' Chicago Cubs
• NFL Head Injury Funding A Savvy Move, Even Amid Doubts
• Judge Trims Suit Against Baseball Team Agents
• Baltimore Sports Club Says Rival's Trademark Invalid
• Minor Leaguers Take Another Crack At Cert. In Wage, OT Row
• WADA Confirms More Olympians' Medical Records Hacked
• Nike, IRS End $250M Battle Over Foreign Tax Credits
• 3 Steps To Successful Judgment Enforcement
• Sports Fans Have Little Recourse When Tickets Disappoint
• Fitbit Fights Jawbone's Bid To Invalidate Patents
• 4 Minor Leaguers Seek Entry Into Wage Action Against MLB
• Deals Rumor Mill: CVC, Imagina Media, AC Milan
• NFL Commits $100M To Combat Concussions
• Fox Can't Shake Composer's Claim For UFC Music Royalties
• Judge Delays Helmet Maker's Bid For Docs In False Ad Suit
• Golfsmith International Hits Ch. 11, Hoping To Sell By Oct.
• College Lacrosse Player's Death Not Covered, 6th Circ. Affirms
• ESPN, Schefter Say Pierre-Paul 'Authorized' Med Disclosure
• NCAA Pulls Events From North Carolina Over Bathroom Law
• NBA 2K Makers, Musician End Copyright Row Over Samples
• Feds Charge Ex-Spurs Star's Investment Adviser With Fraud
• Govt. Has Lost $3.7B On Stadium Subsidies: Brookings Study
• Easton, Wilson Slam Expert Testimony In Bat Patent Fight
• WADA Says Russian Hackers Breached Anti-Doping Database
• Should Your Law Firm Move To The Cloud?
• Kirkland Chasing Prestige Of Rivals With Bancroft Power Play
• How Paul Clement Ended Up At Kirkland
• EA Says Player Database Improper In Madden Publicity Suit
• Ex-WWE Wrestlers Want Admissions Nixed In Brain Injury Suit
• House Passes Online Ticket Sales, Review Protection Bills
• Sports Memorabilia Collector Charged In $10M Scam
• Outdoor Channel Biz Deal Challenger Asks To Refile Claims
• Football Hall Of Fame Says Suit Doesn't Belong In Calif.
• Wrigley Rooftop Owner's Bid For New Trial Fails, Feds Say
• ITC To Investigate Reebok Patent Infringement Claims
• NYC Marathon Org., Runners Settle Entry Lottery Fight
• Paul Clement, Bancroft Firm To Join Kirkland & Ellis
• From The Partner's Desk: Paving Your Path To Partnership
• Tribal Daily Fantasy Offerings Still Hinge On Skill Question
• LA Fitness Settles Membership Scam Suit
• Brand Battles: Dallas Cowboys Go After Youth Football Team
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Super Bowl Fan Class Against NFL
• Pittsburgh Tax Atty Convicted Of Employment Tax Fraud
• Taxation With Representation: Sullivan, Skadden, Kirkland
• FIFA Opens New Blatter Investigation, Bans Webb For Life
• Screenwriters Hit Back At Fee Bid In HBO 'Ballers' Row
• How Celebrities May Wrestle Media After Hulk Hogan Case
• How We Can Diversify The Legal Profession And Why We Must
• WWE Says Brain Injury Claims Are Years Too Late
• Native American Sports Names Still Arouse Opposing Views
• Minn. Tribe Launches Daily Fantasy Sports Platform
• Fitbit Wins ITC Review Of 2 Patents In Jawbone Dispute
• Ex-LA Sparks' Investor Can Arbitrate Fraud Suit Over Loans
• NFL, Hollywood Studios Jump Into FilmOn X Fight
• Fla. Golf Course To Pay $130K To Settle FLSA Suit
• Arena Football Stadium, Player Settle Knee Injury Suit
• Sports Photogs Double Down On Atty Sanction Bid In IP Row
• Lochte Gets 10-Month Swimming Ban For Rio Robbery Yarn
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Interest On NFLer's Island-Buy Restitution
• Liberty Media Acquires Formula One In $4.4B Deal
• Pacquiao, Mayweather Jab At 'Disappointed Fan' MDL
• Hungarian Swimmer Takes Doping Defamation To 9th Circ.
• Jury Lets Hawaii, NFL Off The Hook For ADA Suit
• Mosley's Boxing Co. Socks Firm With Suit Over TV Rights
• USOC Wants Suit Over Olympic Marks Tossed
• Leveraging Trial Strategies To Improve Your Negotiating Skills
• GoPro Says Colombia Camera Distributor Owes $1.3M Award
• NFLPA Warns Players 'Don't Risk' Not Reporting Concussions
• NBA Star's Ex-Assistant Drops Appeal Of Fraud Conviction
• Deals Rumor Mill: Petrobras, Avolon Holdings, Formula One
• Baylor Wants Claims Nixed In Sex Assault Response Row
• Feds Fight For Sports Agent's Tax Returns In Smuggling Trial
• Old Skills, New Tricks: Opportunities For Law Librarians
• Jay Peak Owner Slams SEC's 'Bluster' In EB-5 Fraud Case
• NJ Legal Malpractice Suit Over Sports, Charity Biz Revived
• High Court Unlikely To Tackle NFL Concussion Deal Science
• Brand Battles: 'Lord Of The Rings,' MLB, Bacardi, Boeing
• Getty Seeks Arbitration For Sports Photogs' Copyright Suit
• Game Studio Seeks Fed. Circ. Reversal Of EA Win Under Alice
• DraftKings, FanDuel Master Complaint Lands In Mass. Court
• MLB Pitcher Gets Go-Ahead On Victoria's Secret Show Claims
• Jay Peak CEO Settles $50M EB-5 Investment Swiping Case
• Ryan Lochte Case: A Primer On Extradition Practice
• Pop Warner, Others Hit With Youth Football Concussion Suit
• Minor Leaguers Strike Out On Bid For Time On Class Denial
• Beckenbauer Among 4 In Swiss AG Soccer Corruption Probe
• Paralympic Committee Denies 175 Russian Athlete Appeals
• SEC Says Atty Duped Investors Over Waste-To-Energy Cos.
• Wrigley Rooftop Owners Won't Get Second Swing At Cubs
• Real Estate Co. Hits NFL's Rams With Ticket Sales Suit
• DraftKings Raises $150M In Latest Funding Round