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Sports & Betting - February, 2018

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• USOC Revamps Amid Nassar Scandal, CEO To Step Down
• Judges Want Media Leaks To Stop In College Hoops Probe
• Outfront Breached Sports Media Deal, Univ. Of Utah Says
• Ex-NFLers Tell 9th Circ. Painkiller Suit Is Not Too Late
• Marijuana Legal Gray Area Clouds Policy Changes For Sports
• Ohio Justices To Decide If Reds' Bobbleheads Can Be Taxed
• IOC Lifts Russian Team's Suspension After 2018 Olympics
• Ironworkers Funds Take Lead In Dick's Stock Drop Suit
• Bill To Extend Tribe's Gambling Pact Hits Fla. House Floor
• Elite Volleyball Coach Faces Suit Over Alleged Abuse
• Fla. Court Told Beckham's $9M Stadium Land Deal Is Illegal
• NFL, Players Want Expert Booted From Concussion Program
• Nike's 'Jumpman' Logo Doesn't Infringe IP, 9th Circ. Says
• DLA Piper Bolsters IP Practice With 2 Sports Marketing Attys
• Crown Resorts Sells Australian Sports Book In $117M Deal
• MLB Union Questions 4 Clubs' Use Of Revenue-Share Money
• Why Machine Learning Should Matter To Lawyers
• Drinks Festival Founder Wants Tax Docs In Racketeering Suit
• NASL Cancels Season After 2nd Circ. Division II Loss
• Ex-Jets Player Loses Pot Decriminalization Suit
• Esurance Beats Suit Over Racing School Accident
• Education Dept. To Investigate Michigan State Over Nassar
• Tetrarch Nabs $74M Loan For Buyout Of PIMCO At Irish Hotel
• EA Loses Sanctions Bid In Video Game IP Case
• Sports-Focused VC Firm Closes Latest Fund At $211.3M
• Olympics Cast Spotlight On FCC Indecency Policies
• NCAA Seeks Fees After Basketball Tourney TM Victory
• March Madness: Universities Must Prepare For NCAA Inquiries
• Anti-Gay Discrimination Is Sex Discrimination, 2nd Circ. Says
• Fitbit Wants Rival Sanctioned After Beating IP Suit
• In Response To Corruption Report, NCAA Vows Swift Action
• Trump Golf Club Members Seek OK Of $5.4M Settlement
• 2nd Circ. Denies Injunction In Soccer League's Antitrust Suit
• Aaron Hernandez's Daughter Sues For Piece Of Home Sale
• Chloe Kim's Right Of Publicity: The Value Of Gold
• Russian Bobsled Athlete Fails Drug Test At Olympics
• Judge Calls For Sanctions In WWE Concussion Suit
• Who Should Decide If Russian Flag Is In Closing Ceremony
• 9th Circ. Won't Reopen 'Ballers' Copyright Suit
• Prosecutors Rip Acquittal Bid By Soccer Bosses In FIFA Case
• 7th Circ. May Call On Indiana In Fantasy NCAA Athlete Row
• Judge Tells Marlins To Cough Up Financial Info On $1.2B Sale
• MSU Hit With New Suit Over Nassar Gymnast Abuse
• NJ Trampoline Park Loses Bid To Arbitrate Injury Claims
• Russian Curler Drops Doping Appeal, Loses Bronze Medal
• GoPro Harness Maker Loses Injunction Bid In Coverage Spat
• PTAB Finds Part Of Riddell Football Helmet Patent Obvious
• CEO Accused Of Tipping Ex-MLB Player Gets 2nd Mistrial
• Russian Athletes Ask $30M For Defamation In Doping Scandal
• Pitino Calls On Louisville To Fight NCAA Sanctions In Court
• Panamanian Apparel Co. Admits To Bribing Ex-FIFA Official
• Dallas Mavs To Probe Harassment Claims Against Ex-CEO
• Finance Cos. Told To Stop Contacting Ex-NFL Players
• NY Sports Clubs Parent Co. Hit With Employee OT Suit
• Lifetime Fitness Exec Cops To Insider Trading Scheme Role
• Wilmington Suit Over Ex-Chesapeake CEO's $464M Debt Stays
• Miami-Dade Sues Marlins For Cut Of Profits From $1.2B Sale
• UFC Fighters Aim For Class Cert. In Antitrust Battle
• NBA Player Gets OK To Exit Damaged Rolls-Royce Suit
• Louisville To Vacate 2013 Title After NCAA Nixes Appeal
• EA Says Ex-NFLers Aren't Identifiable In Madden Games
• Sport Court To Review Russian Curler's Failed Doping Test
• Tampa Bay Rays Call Foul On Concessionaire's Dismissal Bid
• MLBers Want Hearing Over Info In Al Jazeera Libel Suit
• Brand Battles: Greenwood Refused 'God Bless The USA' TM
• Topgolf tells 5th Circ. Rival Can't Pursue Future Claims
• Rams Owner Avoids Deposition In Suit Over Move To LA
• 6 Takeaways For The Sports Industry From Tax Reform
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• How Emerging Sources Of ESI Will Impact Discovery
• O'Bannon Meets 'Game Of Thrones' In 9th Circ. NCAA Row
• CORRECTED: Embedding Tweets Can Be Infringement, Judge Says
• John Cena Says Ford's Contract Didn't Include GT Resale Ban
• NCAA, College At Fault For Foul Ball Injury, Ex-Player Says
• Adidas Exec, Others Can't Shake Basketball Bribery Suit
• Hanesbrands Sues Over Alleged Champion TM Infringement
• Orrick Hires 6 Ex-Andrews Kurth Public Finance Lawyers
• Mass. Lawmakers Eye Broad Sports Betting If Justices Ax Ban
• Warner Wolf Says Firing By Don Imus Was Age-Based
• Put The Brakes On Acceleration Bay Litigation Funder Ruling
• A Chat With Hogan Lovells HR Chief Allison Friend
• US Bank To Pay $613M For Faulty Money Laundering Program
• Velocity Holdings Cleared For Vote On $400M Ch. 11 Plan
• Ex-NFLer's Pot Decriminalization Suit Hits Possible Snag
• Fitbit Settles Trademark Suit With Alleged Counterfeiters
• Premier League Reaps $6.3B In UK Broadcast Rights Sale
• Reebok-CCM Fights Deposition Of Sidney Crosby, Others
• Ice Cube's Basketball League Misled Court, Rival Alleges
• White Sox Bat For Early Win In Ex-Yankee's Injury Suit
• Considerations For Attorneys Using Artificial Intelligence
• Ex-NFLer's Business Partner Gets 12 Years For $10M Fraud
• $105M Astrodome Revitalization Plan Gets Green Light
• Economists Ask 9th Circ. To Revive NFL Sunday Ticket Suit
• Notre Dame Can't Undo NCAA Homework Scandal Sanction
• Sportswear Co. Wins Toss Of Some Claims In Domain Dispute
• Japanese Speedskater Banned From Games Over Doping Test
• Agency Accused Of Running MLB Doping, Bribery Scheme
• Cadwalader Row Looks Trial-Bound: Redskins Owner's Atty
• Powersports Co. Says Ch. 11 Creditor Probe Growing Futile
• High School Basketball Director Escapes Adidas Bribe Suit
• Syracuse, Lacrosse Coach Must Face Ex-Player's Injury Suit
• US Soccer Taps New President Amid Turmoil
• Ex-FIFA VP Gets 2nd Shot After Corruption Ban Reduced
• Too Soon To Sue Over Wrigley Wheelchair Access, Cubs Say
• Judging A Book: Duncan Reviews 'Justice And Empathy'
• Gun Maker Remington To File Ch. 11 To Slash $700M In Debt
• Latest CAS Olympics Ruling Contradicts 2011 Case
• Bucs Look To Dodge Player's Negligence Claim In Injury Suit
• Athletes' Rights In View After IOC, CAS Differ On Olympians
• Polaris ATV Patent Partly Revived By Fed. Circ.
• NHL Players Fight Bid To Dump Experts From Concussion Suit
• Pa. Justices Urged To Ax Duty Of Care For Student-Athletes
• Mich. State Seeks Removal Of Med School Dean Over Nassar
• Calif. Homeowner Association Hit With $2M Slander Verdict
• Pa. Justices Snub Appeal Over Bum Super Bowl Tickets
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Weil, Latham
• Auctioneer Must Face Augusta National Memorabilia Suit
• CAS Upholds Russian Athletes' Exclusion From Olympics
• Lobbying Doc Says NBA, MLB Want Slice Of The Betting Pie
• Trial Set For 2 Charged In NCAA Hoops Corruption Probe
• NCAA Conference Chief Opposes Miss. Campus-Carry Bill
• NASL Sues US Soccer Execs Over Relegated Status
• The Art Of The Litigation Funding Deal
• Sports Group Of The Year: Winston & Strawn
• Senators Call For Investigation Of USOC Over Nassar Scandal
• 47 Russian Athletes Appeal Bans On Eve Of Winter Olympics
• Co. Drops Suit Over Tribe's Canceled Super Bowl Venue
• PTAB Finds Widely Asserted Fitness Tracker Patent Obvious
• Foley & Lardner Slams DQ Bid In Suit Against Bock Hatch
• Smart Contracts Need Smart Corporate Lawyers
• Olympic Ban Of Cleared Russian Athletes Is Lawless
• NM State University Can't Ditch Feds' Pay Bias Suit
• Ex-PSU Prez Says Child Endangerment Conviction Too Late
• Sports Group Of The Year: Proskauer
• Tronc Sells LA Times, Calif. News Portfolio For $500M Cash
• White Sox Want Ex-Yankee's Injury Suit Moved To Fed. Court
• How To Fix Your Broken Client Teams
• Former NFL Player Convicted Over $40M Tricare Fraud
• Final OK Of NCAA Concussion Deal Again Stalls Over Notice
• Arent Fox Adds Ex-Hand Baldachin Sports Atty To NY Office
• Ex-Arsenal Investor Says Linklaters Error Cost Her £11.6M
• 32 Russians Appeal To Force IOC Invite To Winter Games
• Sports Group Of The Year: Gibson Dunn
• NFL, Union Try To Nix Agent's 'Frivolous' Antitrust Claims
• Russians Cleared By Sport Court Won't Compete In Korea: IOC
• Comcast Rival Hits Back In Sports Network Dispute At FCC
• Aaron Hernandez Brain Injury Suit Transferred To Pa. MDL
• Lululemon Says Foreign Fraudsters Selling Fake Products
• Gym Works To Connect Union Vote, Gun Episode At DC Circ.
• Ex-USA Gymnastics Doc Gets 40 To 125 More Years In Prison
• Verizon's Super Bowl Ad Points To Competing 911 Networks
• Sports Group Of The Year: Covington & Burling
• Sports Personal Injury Cases To Watch
• Olympics Bring Trademark Considerations For Athletes
• 3rd Circ. Leaves Off-Track Betting Incentives In NJ's Hands
• Mass. Appeals Court Upholds $16.6M VAT Claim
• Tampa Bay Rays Concession Co. Moves To Nix Contract Suit
• €40M Award Wrongly Amended Post-Judgment: DC Circ.
• CAS Denies Virgin Islands' Request To Join Winter Olympics
• Sports Group Of The Year: Akin Gump
• U. Of Minn. Sees Sex Bias Suit From Ex-Coaches Trimmed
• Penn State, Ex-Coach Settle $1M Contract Dispute
• Jay Peak Owner Settles EB-5 Suit With SEC For $81M
• How To Serve Your Blind Client Effectively
• 6 Lessons From The Chaos Surrounding Russian Athletes
• FIFA, IOC Subpoenas Could Signal Crackdown On Corruption
• Golf Sales Co. Pays Designer $2.4M To End IP Battle
• House Dems Want Answers From Strava On Privacy Issues
• Gymgoers Say They're Being Cheated On 'All Access' Passes
• USA Cycling Beats Suit Over Calif. Racer's Death
• Fitbit Gets Quick Win In Activity Monitor IP Suit
• Football Fights: A Year In NFL Trademark Battles
• NCAA Athletes Seek Bond Against $209M Settlement Objector
• Ex-FIFA VP Ordered To Pay $6.7M For Bribery Scheme Role
• All MLB Ballparks To Have Expanded Netting In 2018
• Tackling NFL Trademarks: IP Fights Since Last Super Bowl
• Lifetime Bans For Doping Lifted For 28 Russian Athletes
• As Super Bowl Nears, Odds On Sports Betting Look Bright
• Evolving Due Process In The Digital Age