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Sports & Betting - November, 2017

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• Exec Says He Never Confirmed Receipt Of Bribes In FIFA Trial
• Hyper-Accelerated Maurice Sale Plans Draw Trustee Rebuke
• Georgeson Agrees To Pay $4.5M To Resolve Bribe Charges
• Bikram Yoga Bankruptcy Should Be Dismissed: US Trustee
• Nashville Using MLS Stadium To End State Fair, Suit Says
• Pa. Court Revives Horse Track's Indemnity Suit Over Fatality
• ESPN, Producer Settle Copyright Row Over Documentary
• 6th Circ. Misapplied Atty Fees Precedent, Gym Members Say
• PGA Host's $18M Storm Coverage Suit Hits Dead End
• Pa. Justices To Mull College's Liability For Football Injury
• ACCC, Rival Won't Appeal OK Of $4.8B Betting Co. Merger
• The Billing Evolution: How Far Along Is Your Firm?
• Insights On Article III Standing Under Ill. Biometrics Law
• 10 Tips For Effective Practice Before The 5th Circ.
• Bribes Shown In Ledger, Juror Dismissed At FIFA Trial
• Drexel U. Gets Trim Of Magic Johnson Food Co.'s Suit
• Gymnastics Doc Pleads Guilty To More Sexual Abuse Claims
• 9th Circ. Says ESPN App User's Data Isn't Personal Info
• Testimony Limited In Lance Armstrong Doping FCA Suit
• Preparing Your Company Witnesses For The Gotcha Question
• Pa. Golf Resort CEO Pleads To Ripping Off Company
• Judging A Book: Saris Reviews 'Locking Up Our Own'
• 'Group Of Six' Toed Line On Bribes, Ex-Soccer Prez Says
• Dick's Workers Knock Bid To Pause Their Bag Check Suit
• Exercise Council Says Insurer Owes $2M In TM Suit Coverage
• Russia Says Anti-Doping Whistleblower Was Supplying Drugs
• Judge Guts 'Excessive' Fee Bid In Helmet Royalty Fight
• Ex-Colombian Soccer Prez Admits To Bribes In FIFA Trial
• SEC Looks To Keep $1.2M Athlete Investor Fraud Suit Alive
• Adidas Says Pitino Must Arbitrate Emotional Distress Suit
• Mark Fidrych's Widow's Wrongful Death Suit Nixed
• Argentine Media Co. Dodges Soccer TV Rights Suit Again
• Ex-Players' Riddell Helmet Safety Suit Kicked To Illinois
• 3 Highlights From The FIFA Corruption Trial So Far
• Gymnastics Doctor Cops To Abuse Of Young Athletes
• Brand Battles: Mastercard, 'Lord of the Rings,' MLB
• Milwaukee Bucks Dancers Score Final OK In Wage Suit
• NFL Stifles Competition With 'Sham' Rules, Ex-Agent Says
• Does Your D&O Policy Really Cover Gov't Investigations?
• Judge Asks After Absent Counsel In Fitness Guru's IP Suit
• Ex-Ecuador Soccer Boss' Son Says He Helped Launder Bribes
• 6th Circ. Sides With B&N, Amazon In Erotic Book Cover Suit
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive NBA 2K Face Scans Suit
• Sporting Goods Co. Gets Nod On Breakup Fee In Ch. 11 Sale
• Rutgers Can Continue Using Logo In Trademark Row, For Now
• Subpoenas 'Out The Door' In National Events Ponzi Probes
• Equinox Facing TM Claims Over Hotel Expansion Plan
• NCAA, Pac-12 Wage Suit Out Of Bounds, 9th Circ. Told
• Golden State Warriors Can't Block Fan's App-Spying Suit
• Memorabilia Faker Kept Fraud Going After Plea, Gov't Says
• Sporting Goods Wholesaler Maurice Hits Ch. 11 In Del.
• Hernandez CTE Suit Should Stay In Mass., Court Hears
• Don't Waste This Planning Cycle: Year-End Strategies
• RI College Lacrosse Player Sues Over Knee Operation
• Wilson Can't Duck Youth Baseball Bat Labeling Suit
• Defining 'Sport' In The Age Of Competitive Video Gaming
• Alleged Sandusky Victim Says PSU Duped Him Into Deal
• Alleged Threat Against Witness Holds Up FIFA Bribery Trial
• David Boies Could Be Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones' Hail Mary
• Judge Halts Post-Trial Patent Re-Examination Bid
• Powersports Co. Velocity Gets OK To Tap $25M Of Ch. 11 Loan
• Michael Vick's Creditors Finish With Nearly Full Recovery
• SEC Settles Ponzi Scheme Suit Against Ex-NFLer, Biz Partner
• Rams Win Bid To Arbitrate Seat Fight With St. Louis Org.
• Mass. Duo Admit To Sports Betting, Money Laundering
• From Snaps To Tweets: The Craft Of Social Media Discovery
• Century Casinos Prices $30M Offering For Racetrack
• Australian Tribunal Again OKs $4.8B Tabcorp-Tatts Merger
• Judge OKs NCAA's $209M Antitrust Deal, Attys Get $45M
• Claims Servicer Fights To Manage NFL Concussion Awards
• Taxation With Representation: Andrews, Mayer, Jones, Delaby
• FIFA Witness Estimates He Agreed To Pay $160M In Bribes
• Caesars Drops $1.7B On Indiana Gaming Operator
• SEC Nears Deal With Jay Peak Owner In $350M EB-5 Suit
• NJ Says Entire Sports Betting Ban Should Be Struck Down
• Rams Fans Lose Bid For Info On Seat License Pricing
• Ex-Squire Patton Boggs Atty, Prosecutor Joins Nelson Mullins
• WADA Says Russian Anti-Doping Agency Still Not Compliant
• Why Olympic Committee Should Allow Russians To Compete
• An Interview With Former DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson
• NFL Wants Hernandez CTE Suit Paused For MDL Ruling
• Hurdles To Consider When Securing A Personnel File
• FIFA Defendant Threatened Witness At Trial, Prosecutors Say
• Motorsport Co. Files For Ch. 11, Aiming To Clear $300M Debt
• Copyright Suit Over Iverson Film Trimmed Before Jan. Trial
• Adidas Exec Says No Colleges Defrauded In NCAA Bribe Case
• NFL's Ezekiel Elliott Drops Suspension Appeal At 2nd Circ.
• 6th Circ. Reverses Contempt Ruling In Gym Users' Fee Suit
• Wi-Fi Exec Must Pay $5.7M Over Breached Equipment Pact
• NCAA, ACC Sued Over Ex-UNC Lineman's Brain Injuries​
• SG Wins Bid To Defend Sports-Betting Ban At High Court
• Judging A Book: Gilstrap Reviews 'Alexander Hamilton'
• Sodexo Buys Centerplate From Olympus In $675M Deal
• NFL Removes CTE Suit, Citing Labor-Management Law
• Columbia Deal Ending False Outlet Pricing Row Gets OK
• Real Estate Rumors: Trepp, Invesco, Magic Johnson
• In The Market For A WNBA Team? MSG Co. To Sell NY Liberty
• Ex-NFLers Fight Changes To Brain-Injury Claims Process
• The Case For Creating A Mediation Department At Your Firm
• Exec Says Fox Sports, Televisa Paid Bribes At FIFA Trial
• MSG Calls Foul On Ex-Knicks Player's Libel Suit
• Wilson Fights For Fees Over Helmet-Strap Patent Suit
• Fla. Senate Bill Aims For Narrower Gaming Reform
• How Ezekiel Elliott's 2nd Circ. Case Could Upend Arbitration
• Ex-Clifford Chance Partner Tapped For DOJ NatSec Deputy
• Execs 'Abused The System,' Jury Told As FIFA Trial Kicks Off
• NCAA Asks Default, Injunction In Basketball Tourney TM Suit
• 10th Circ. Won't Revisit MusclePharm's SEC Probe Coverage
• Shoe Co. Win On Costs Would Sock It To Insurers: Biz Group
• High School Athletes Get 2nd Shot At Suit Against Riddell
• Ex-PSU Prez Dodges Contract Claims Over Sandusky Scandal
• Being There: Defending Depositions
• Gov't Use Of Travel Act To Charge Corruption Might Backfire
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• FIFA Human Rights Board Urges Safety, Transparency Action
• Taxpayers Cleared To Challenge Padres Stadium Financing
• WWE Wins Bid For Call Records In Wrestler's Royalty Row
• Brand Battles: US Army Fights For 'West Point' Trademarks
• Cowboys' Elliott Must Serve Suspension, 2nd Circ. Rules
• The Legal Fallout For Harvey Weinstein's Hired Hands
• Dealer Calls Foul On Rudy Gay For Selling Damaged Rolls
• Ex-Softball Coach Sues Univ., Claiming Anti-LGBT Bias
• Vox Media Says Lack Of Willfulness Dooms Wage Suit Claims
• Adidas Exec, 4 NCAA Coaches Hit With Corruption Charges
• Players Say NCAA Has O'Bannon Wrong In Scholarship Fight
• Republicans Open To Saving Private Bonds In Tax Overhaul
• Jury Persuasion In An 'Alt-Fact' World
• Vet, Pharmacy Convicted Of Selling Opioid For Racehorses
• Alleged Life Time Inside Traders To Help Prosecutors
• Showtime Gets Arbitration In Mayweather Pay-Per-View Suit
• NFL Pushes Forward On Elliott Suspension As Union Appeals
• FIFA, Players Union Come To Terms On Transfer Agreement
• 2nd Circ. Agrees To Speed Up Appeal In NASL Antitrust Suit
• Pillsbury Lands Ex-Latham Deal Pro In NY
• Al Jazeera Says MLBers Must Subpoena Journo In Libel Suit
• FIFA Corruption Trial: How We Got Here
• Applying The Investors' Playbook To Legal Career Planning
• Ex-Wrestlers Take Second Shot At Brain Injury Suit
• Calif. Judge Pares Claims In Spat Over Golf Club Design IP
• Tax Writers Try Throwing Subsidies Out Of The Stadium Game
• Wrestler Admitted Atty Solicitation In Podcast, WWE Says
• The Law Firms Spinning The White House Turnstile
• Deals Rumor Mill: 21st Century, Goldman Sachs, Marvell Tech
• What Trump's War On Regulations Means For Lawyers
• Has Trump Been Good For BigLaw?
• Who's Repping Whom? Law360's Guide To The Mueller Probe
• NCAA Athletes Fire Back At $41M Fee Objection
• Soccer League Can't Undo Downgrade In Antitrust Spat
• High Court Won't Hear Coder's Suit Against Electronic Arts
• FIFA Trial Defendants: Who's Who
• How IT And Procurement Pros Can Inform Law Firm Budgeting
• Ex-NFLers Can't Circumvent Claims Settlement Administrator
• Ex-Dean Foods Chair Avoids Early Trip To Jail Over Emails
• Brand Battles: Monster Energy, WeWork, Arsenal FC
• PE Firm Leonard Green Scoops Up UK-Based Gym Operator
• Rams Say Classes Too Hard To Pin Down In Season Tix Suit
• FIFA Trial To Show Reach Of US Gov't In Corruption Probes
• Ex-PSU Coach Ends Whistleblower Claim Over Sandusky Case
• Getting Real About Artificial Intelligence At Law Firms
• Cowboys' Elliott To Play Sunday As 2nd Circ. Expedites Appeal
• Another Jawbone Atty OK'd To Withdraw From Fitbit IP Suit
• 2nd Circ. Approves Gutting Of $4.4M Licensing Award
• 24 Hour Fitness To Settle Membership Fees Suit For $1.5M
• NFL Tells 2nd Circ. Elliott Injunction Would Undermine CBA
• Emails Could Put Former Dean Foods Chair Behind Bars Early
• Liberty Win Widens Split On SEC Probe Costs, 10th Circ. Told
• Under Armour Says Steph Curry's 'I Can' Doesn't Infringe
• Agent, Trainer Get Prison For Smuggling Cuban Ballplayers
• Ex-Baylor Employee's Testimony Limited Over Student Info
• Proportionality, Not Perfection, Is What Matters
• Key Sports Betting Scheme Player Gets 2.5 Years
• NFL Players Union Asks 2nd Circ. To Keep Elliott Playing
• Conn. OKs Daily Fantasy Sports As Pa. Opens Up Betting Path
• Late NFL Player's Ex-Wife Can't Get Added Benefits
• NY Jets Want Ex-Linebacker's Bias Suit In Federal Court
• NASCAR Team, Pit Crew Member Settle Wrongful Firing Suit
• Make Way For The 'Unicorns'