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Sports & Betting - January, 2019

198 articles

• High Court Asked To Clear Up Differing 'Autodialer' Definitions
• Dykema Joins Jackson Walker Seeking To Punt Ex-NFL'er Suit
• Before The Big Game: Deflategate, Ticket Suits And Bad Calls
• Tax Court OKs $3M Bad Debt First Held By Alabama Coach
• NFLer Didn't Miss Enough Plays For Policy Payout: Lloyd's
• Canada's Antitrust Bureau Says Ticketmaster Bots Are Clean
• Saints Fans Can't Force NFL To Replay Playoff Game
• Mizzou Punished After Tutor Admits Doing Players' Work
• What Lawyers Can Do To Prevent And Combat Burnout
• 'Art Of Fielding' Rip-Off Claim Doubted By 2nd Circ. Judge
• 3rd Circ. Ends NJ Super Bowl Ticket Withholding Suit
• Concessionaire, Workers Settle On $5.45M Unpaid Wage Deal
• 'Inside Edition,' Golf Course Accused Of Putting Man In Coma
• AGA Says 8 In 10 Americans Back Legalizing Sports Betting
• AP Sues Insurer For More Coverage In NFL Photog Spat
• Ex-Okla. State Univ. Hoops Coach Admits To Bribery Scheme
• NCAA Sanctions Arizona Swimming For Recruiting Violations
• Rams Ex-Cheerleader's Accident Suit Blocked By Mo. Law
• Del. High Court Nixes Fitbit's Bid For A Midcase Appeal
• DOJ's Shift On The Wire Act: Why, And Why Now?
• Lawmakers Relaunch Bills Criminalizing Doping Conspiracies
• Ill. Court OKs Gym, Trainer's Trial Win Over Back Injury
• Volleyball Coach Wants Class Revised In Abuse Cover-Up Suit
• Royalty Co. Pushes For New Trial Over FIFA Contract
• Sponsored Endorsements: FTC Isn't Your Only Concern
• NFL Says Saints Fans Can't Sue Over Playoff Loss
• NYS Gaming Commission Greenlights Sports Betting Regs
• Feds Fight Former FIFA Exec's Bond Bid In Corruption Case
• 114 Nassar Accusers Demand Congress Reform USOC
• Clinic Fights For Cigna Docs In Row Over NFL Health Plan
• Sapphire Ventures Raises $117M For Sports-Focused Fund
• NCAA Will Likely Face Over 200 New Concussion Suits
• Lloyd's Wants Former Pro Boxer's Disability Suit Tossed
• Ariz. Lawmakers Look To Bring Sports Betting To Tribes
• Orioles Ordered To Mediate Wheelchair Seating Suit With Fans
• FIFA Bans For Life Soccer Referee Accused Of Match-Fixing
• Ala. Sports Assoc. Says HS Player Can't Contest Suspension
• Arena Retractable Roof Patents Invalid, Engineering Firm Says
• New Balance 'Made In USA' Deal Gets Preliminary Approval
• Anti-Doping Orgs Tell WADA No Time For Russia 'Victory Lap'
• Rams' $24M Settlement Over Seat Licenses Gets Initial Nod
• Calif. Appeals Court Partially Revives CSU Race Bias Case
• No Sanctions Against 3-On-3 Hoops League Contract Suit
• Law Schools Should Be More Like Medical Centers
• AP, ESPN Ask 11th Circ. To End Ex-Pitcher's Defamation Case
• USOC Tries To Dodge Taekwondo Sex Abuse Class Action
• Jay-Z, Meek Mill, Team Owners Launch Parole Reform Group
• Miami's $1B Plan For MLS Stadium Faces Renewed Challenge
• 5 Key Changes In Final IRS Pass-Through Deduction Rules
• Grassley Seeks Answers From USOC After Nassar Report
• NFL Concussion Judge Can't Nix Funding Deals, 3rd Circ. Told
• Riddell Helmet Co. Looks To Strike Players' Class Claims
• Nets Part Owner Buys WNBA Liberty From Knicks' Owner
• DOJ's Wire Act Opinion Is A Game Changer
• High Court Turns Down Trio Of Employment Cases
• WADA Won't Sanction Russia Over Missed Data Deadline
• Irell Nabs Ex-Williams & Connolly Trial Lawyer In LA
• Saints Fans Sue Over Playoff Loss After Controversial No-Call
• Ex-NFL Player's Estate Slams Recommended Fee To Podhurst
• 2 In Life Time Fitness Insider Trading Suit Must Face Charges
• Courts Are Getting It Right On Litigation Funding Discovery
• NJ Sen. Pushes Legal Challenge Of DOJ's Wire Act Opinion
• Ex-Univ. Of Ariz. Coach Cops To $20K Hoops Bribery Scheme
• Tough Mudder Can Pay Jilted Runners, Exec Promises
• 15 Minutes With Planet Fitness' General Counsel
• Pa. Gambling Board Urges Caution After DOJ Wire Act Opinion
• Volleyball Players Win Cert. In Sex Abuse Cover-Up Suit
• Judge Rips Defense Theory In College Hoops Corruption Trial
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Charles Harder Clients End 2 Gizmodo Defamation Suits
• Atlantic City's Winning Streak Will Be Tough To Sustain
• No Sanctions For Baseball League's Ex-Attys, Judge Says
• Grandmother Hits Ballpark With Suit Over 'Unsafe' Stairs
• Ex-Dallas Cowboy Tells TTAB 'Animal' TMs Aren't Similar
• Retailers Slam DC Circ. Appeal In Centerplate Receipt Row
• Final IRS Pass-Through Deduction Rules Snub Team Owners
• Judge Holds Off On Stopping Tough Mudder Split, For Now
• WADA Says It Has Retrieved Sought Doping Data From Russia
• Diversity's Next Step: Developing Minority Partners
• Ticket Co. Shut Down After $4.5M Tech-Poaching Verdict
• NFL Wants Former Players' Revived Painkiller Suit Dismissed
• Mass. Gov. Moves To Legalize Sports Betting
• Eagles Player Wants Union In Court Over Drug Policy Access
• Sen. Wants USOC Under Microscope Amid Abuse Scandals
• Gaming Cos. Get 90-Day Grace Period After Wire Act Changes
• McNair Gets New Trial In NCAA Defamation Suit
• Coaches' Pay Likely To Dodge New Tax Unless Congress Acts
• NFL Concussion Firms Awarded Another $9.4M In Fees, Costs
• Dispute Over Ticket Autopricing Tech Goes Before NYC Jury
• Ex-NFL Player's Bid For Injury Benefits Denied By Fla. Judge
• Arbitrators And Mediators Should Reflect Society's Diversity
• MLB Deal To Open Door For Cuban Players Is No Home Run
• Aly Raisman's Nassar Suit Paused Pending USAG Ch. 11
• Youth Football Coach Sues NFL Charity Over Lightning Strike
• NJ Sees $1.25B Wagered In Legal Sports Betting In 2018
• Why AFAs Are Key To The Future Of Legal Practice
• Celebrity News Blog Sued Over Photo Of Hernandez's Fiancee
• In Reversal, DOJ Says Wire Act Applies To All Online Gaming
• Former Chiefs Player's Ex-Wife Can't Join Head Injuries Suit
• Supreme Court Skeptical Of TVA's Injury Immunity
• 1st Circ. Denies NFL Benefits To Late Patriots Pro's Ex-Wife
• Shutdown Prompts Pause To Wells Fargo's $75M Bond Case
• NJ Gambling Regulator Looks Into DraftKings Tournament
• Fitbit Mid-Case Appeal Rejected In Chancery Class Suit
• Jury Denied Info In $1.5M Ex-Player's Case, MLB Network Says
• Fla. Sports Bar To Face Overtime Suit In Federal Court
• Contractor Wants IBM's Falcons Stadium Suit Trimmed
• Betting Giant William Hill Settles FanDuel Copyright Suit
• Judging A Book: Barron Reviews 'The Clamor Of Lawyers'
• Handling Corporate Congressional Probes In The Trump Era
• The Firms That Dominated In 2018
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Tough Mudder Runners Seek To Stop Gym Biz Spinoff
• Ala. HS Hoops Star's Disputed Suspension Halted, For Now
• Deals Rumor Mill: Slack, Dalian Wanda, Anheuser-Busch
• Athlete Fights To Keep American U. On Hook In Injury Suit
• Brand Battles: Pizza Hut Tackles 'Football' Trademark
• Fox Says No Plans To Buy Back Sports Networks From Disney
• Veteran Sports Law Atty Joins Whiteford Taylor In Va.
• NFL Concussion Firms Seek $3.2M From Common Fund
• The Case For Lawyer-Directed Litigation Funding In NY: Part 2
• Sandusky Victim Tells Court To Allow Penn State Fraud Trial
• What All Attorneys Need To Know About The Shutdown
• Disgruntled Tough Mudder Runners Seek Class Action Revival
• Discovery Bid Denied In Eagles Player's Suit Against Union
• Riddell Seeks Summary Judgment In Football Helmet IP Suit
• FCC Shutdown Could Delay Super Bowl Tech Launches
• NCAA, U. Of Ore. Hit With $12M Suit Over 'Extreme' Workouts
• Ex-Wrestler Can Drop But Not Add Claim In 'Gears Of War' Suit
• The Case For Lawyer-Directed Litigation Funding In NY: Part 1
• Spanish Police Arrest 15, Seize Cash In Tennis Rigging Plot
• 4 AML Insights Broker-Dealers Should Carry Into 2019
• Ticket Resale Exec Spars With Judge At Tech-Poaching Trial
• NFL Cleared To Seek Arbitration Of Security Officials' Suit
• Golf Tech Monopoly Suit Not Premature, Justices Told
• NFL Pulls 'Cynical' Concussion Appeal Just Before Hearing
• DC Sues Sports Clubs Over Failed Consumer Protection Pact
• NFL, Players Union Defend Drug Testing Of Panthers' Reid
• NFL Scores NJ High Court Win In Super Bowl Ticket Row
• 7 Questions To Add To Your Lateral Partner Questionnaire
• 3 Atty Lien Disputes In NFL Concussion Case Resolved
• National Events To Consolidate Estates, Resolve D&O Dispute
• Ex-Sports Club Manager Must Arbitrate Racial Bias Claims
• Sporting Goods Co. Tries To Undo Asbestos Coverage Ruling
• NHL's Stanley Cup Mug TM Suit Skates Past Dismissal Bid
• US Tennis Can't Trim Former Umpire's Race Bias Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: BridgeInvest, WarnerMedia, Galaxy
• Home Secretary To Mull Extradition For Cricket Match Fixer
• A Chat With Reed Smith Chief Marketing Officer Sadie Baron
• Fla. Court Approves Condo Deal In EB-5 Fraud Suit
• Class Fights Early Review Of Fitbit Insider Trading Suit
• Ala. Athletics Board Defends Ineligibility Of USA Hoops Player
• Russia Given Another Chance To Hand Over Doping Data
• Real Estate Rumors: Ashkenazy, Life Time, Javier Cruz
• 11th Circ. Backs $4.7M SEC Win Against Ex-Racetrack Exec
• Cricket Field Owner Takes Utility Fight To Texas High Court
• $1.3M Settlement Reached In MLB's Streaming Unit OT Suit
• 6 Advertising Law Trends To Watch In 2019
• 'Flexible Work' Makes Freelancing More Viable In BigLaw
• A Call To Permit Judicial Substitution In MDL Proceedings
• Judge Weinstein On Activism, Gobbledegook, Going Robeless
• LA Fitness Beats Suit Over Employee Who Killed Bicyclist
• Deceased Minor Leaguer's Mom Wants Suit In Eastern Mich.
• ThermoLife Asks Fed. Circ. To Allow Creatine Patent Claim
• Ex-Auburn Coach Loses Escape Bid In NCAA Bribery Case
• Anyone Served In Mass. Can Be Sued In Mass., Justices Rule
• Photogs Say 9th Circ.'s Nike Ruling Chills Creativity
• 3 Steps To Closing The Gender Gap In Esports
• WADA Taps Covington To Investigate Bullying Allegations
• Arent Fox Nabs 7 Kay & Merkle Attys In San Francisco
• Ex-NHL Player Slams NJ Devils With Head Injury Suit
• Attys Who Gave Judge Rays Tickets Fight Call For 2-Year Ban
• NFL Inks Sponsor Deal With Caesars, But No Sports Betting
• Ticket Whiz Tells Jury Rival Poached Valuable Pricing Tech
• Fed. Circ. Wrong To Nix Wakeboard Patent, High Court Told
• Former KC Chiefs Player's Ex-Wife Can't Exit Concussion Deal
• What To Expect From Technology-Assisted Review In 2019
• Olympian Maroney Stays Nassar Case For USAG's Ch. 11
• 5 Hidden Lessons In Mayweather, Khaled ICO Actions: Part 2
• NY Court Tosses NASL's Suit Against Soccer Fed. Top Brass
• Oneida, Caesars Look To Offer Sports Betting In NY Casinos
• NFL's 'Cynical' Appeals Could Gut Concussion Settlement
• CAS Launches Permanent Body To Hear Anti-Doping Appeals
• Ex-USC Coach Cops To Role In NCAA Bribery Scheme
• Nike Infringed Compression Clothes TM, Rival Says
• Ballard Spahr, Venable Steer $135M Md. Logistics Loan
• FINRA Awards $4.2M For Morgan Stanley's Lack Of Oversight
• Anti-Doping Orgs Want Action After Russia Misses Deadline
• 2019 Will Bring More Good News For Litigation Finance
• A Look At The Senate's Bipartisan Sports Betting Bill
• 5 Hidden Lessons In Mayweather, Khaled ICO Actions: Part 1
• FCC Fines Telemundo $495K For Children's TV Violations
• Why More Law Firms Will Embrace Remote Work In 2019
• Sports Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2019
• Sports Cases To Watch In 2019
• NJ Regulation And Legislation To Watch In 2019
• New Jersey Cases To Watch In 2019
• Massachusetts Trends And Cases To Watch In 2019