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Sports & Betting - November, 2019

155 articles

• Most Mass. Fantasy Sports MDL Claims Heading To Arbitration
• NBA Blasted For Trying To Block $50M 'Stolen' App Suit
• NJ Teacher Can Arbitrate Super Bowl Parade Absence Dispute
• LA Rams Solidify $14M Arbitration Win Against St. Louis
• Angry Sports Fans Told Once Again: Don't Cry To Courts
• City Football Group Scores $500M From PE Firm Silver Lake
• Jaguars Linebacker Sues Insurers For $5M In Injury Coverage
• Mizzou Must Face Penalties, NCAA Appeal Body Says
• Rams, Kroenke Ask High Court To Send St. Louis Suit To Arb
• Bel-Air Bay Club Owes $12M For Heat Exhaustion Death: Jury
• Finding That Russia Fixed Doping Data Merits Sanctions: IOC
• What Fed. Circ. Columbia Case Means For Design Patents
• High Fees Harmed Entire Adidas 401(k), Ex-Participants Insist
• Book Review: Who's To Blame For The Broken Legal System?
• Real Estate Rumors: Blackstone, Greenwald, Parkway
• Russia Should Face Olympic Ban, Anti-Doping Panel Says
• Romo-Backed Expo Asks Texas Justices For 2nd Shot At NFL
• Avenatti Attack On Fraud Charge Is 'Hyperbole,' Gov't Says
• 4 Firms Drive $4.05B StubHub Purchase By Peer Viagogo
• Hagens Berman Says Fee Split In EA Suit Is Unenforceable
• Crypto Investors, Game Platform Spar Over Delays In ICO Suit
• How States' 2020 Policy Agendas Are Taking Shape
• Investment Co. Must Pay $23M For Property-Flipping Fraud
• Brand Battles: Coca-Cola Fights White Claw Over 'Surge' TM
• SunTrust Says Track Owner Owes $46M For Solar Generators
• Patriots Champ Slammed For 'Vitriol' In Dream House IP Suit
• Take-Two Wants WWE Game Tattoo IP Suit Paused
• MLB Owners Approve Kansas City Royals' $1B Sale
• William Hill To Buy CG Tech's Sportsbook Assets
• Angry Fans Can't Sue Over Pacquiao Fight, 9th Circ. Says
• French Lottery Operator Prices €1.6B IPO At Top Of Range
• Ex-College Player Can't Get 2nd Shot At Title IX Suit
• Calif. Court OKs Wheelchair Racer's $3.2M Injury Award
• NHL Can Seek Canadian Doc's Records In Widow's Fraud Suit
• Orioles Can Arbitrate TV Profits Dispute With Nationals
• Pa. High Court Told To Suspend Sandusky Prosecutor
• NBC Sports Buys PGA Tour-Linked Golf Software Co.
• Singapore Court Denies Slot Club Investor's $200M Award
• Will College Athletes Be Deemed Employees Soon?
• Sports Betting Contracts Are Securities, SEC Tells Court
• Lawmakers To MLB: Don't Downsize Minor League
• Dodgers Pass Disputed Jackie Robinson Docs To Foundation
• Fla. Bills Would Legalize Sports Betting Under State Lottery
• Real Estate Rumors: Munich RE, Lululemon, Investors Bank
• Ironman Triathlon Co. Faces Stock-Drop Suit After $190M IPO
• Comcast Monopolizing Cable TV, Says Denver Sports Network
• How To Hire Lateral Partners More Effectively
• RBS Avoids Latest Appeal Over Controversial Turnaround Unit
• Insurer Seeks Default On Olympic Committee In Abuse Suits
• Players' Unions Take Aim At How Jock Taxes Are Applied
• DQ'd Horse Can't Reclaim Kentucky Derby Crown, Judge Says
• DC Says No-Bid Sports Betting Contract Was Legal
• World Athletics Should Allow Nike's Innovative Running Shoes
• Ex-NFL Star Continues Fight Against Arbitration With Texans
• Avenatti Says Feds Want To Police Atty Negotiations
• TTAB Lets Church 'Add A Zero,' But Adidas Subtract A Mark
• Ill. Legislature Fails To Hand Chicago Requested Tax Changes
• Racetrack Employers Pony Up $1M For NY Labor Law Abuses
• 'Varsity Blues' Bribe Middleman Cops To Racketeering Charge
• New York Project Lands $79M Loan From Madison, Hana
• Manchester City's Appeal Of Finance Probe Rejected
• Ohhh Noooo! NBC Sued After Golf Channel Features Mr. Bill
• Memphis Hoops Star Drops NCAA Suit, Ruled Ineligible
• Ex-NFL Player Agrees To Pay $1.25M Concussion Deal Loan
• Pa. Firm Sent Ex-Client To Lawyer To Sue It For Negligence
• Geragos-Tied Charges Gone In Avenatti's Nike Extortion Case
• NBA Slams $50M Suit Alleging It Stole Betting App Idea
• Labor Board Lets Calif. Ski Resort Hire Cooks On H-2B Visas
• Real Estate Rumors: Dream Hotels, Zaragon, Carlyle
• FIFA Bans Ex-Soccer Boss, Acquitted In US, Over $7M Scheme
• 'Common Thief' Gets Longest 'Varsity Blues' Sentence Yet
• DOI Pushes For End To MGM Suit Over Tribal Casino Plan
• SEC Urges 11th Circ. To Not Touch Its Win In $5M Fraud Row
• Revenue Sharing Allowed In Indian Gaming Pacts, Calif. Says
• NFL, Security Workers Get Green Light For OT Suit Settlement
• Fed. Circ. Undoes $3M Patent Win For Columbia Sportswear
• Ex-Nike Running Coach, Doctor Appeal 4-Year Doping Bans
• Clinic Wants NFL Benefits Suit Back In Ill. For Appeal
• 'Sham' UN Org Exec Pleads Not Guilty To Crypto Coin Fraud
• Insurer Asks For Win In Dolphins Stadium Renovation Fight
• Artist Capital Management Closes $100M Esports Fund
• Texas Could Take Page From Mass.'s Judicial Selection Book
• Pepsi Didn't Steal Super Bowl Ad, Judge Says
• Federal Laws Continue To Hinder State Sports Betting Trend
• 'Varsity Blues' Test Admin Cops To Taking $200K In Bribes
• University Of Del. Beats Married Volleyball Coaches' Bias Suit
• IP Rights, Player Contracts Top Legal Risks In Esports Survey
• Ex-Player Can't Block NFL's Argument In Benefits Case
• Real Estate Rumors: Perella Weinberg, Rialto, Garrison
• Judging A Book: McKeown Reviews 'Conversations With RBG'
• 15 Minutes With The Chicago Cubs' General Counsel
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Ex-NBA Player's Pension Fight
• Soccer Agent Says He Lied About Bribes To Snag Elite Job
• Fed. Circ. Rejects 'Beast Mode' TM, Citing Ex-NFL Star
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• US Women's Soccer Team Wins Class Cert. In Equal Pay Fight
• Florida Man Faces Fraud Charges Over Surfboard Scheme
• Suit Says OSU Covered Up Doc's Sex Abuse Of 'Thousands'
• Brand Battles: Frito-Lay Fights Vice Media Over 'Munchies'
• Why Lawyer Behind Sports Anti-Doping Bill Doesn't Trust IOC
• Racetrack Not Liable In $1B DC Solar Ponzi Suit, Says Owner
• What NCAA Publicity Rights Guidance Means For Athletes
• Insurer Can't Get Quick Win In Hurricane Irma Coverage Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• NFL Can't Deny Role In Painkiller Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• Turf Co. CEO Seeks Sanctions For $20M Fraud Suit
• Convicted Ex-Willkie Atty In 'Varsity Blues' Scam Suspended
• NFL, MLB, NHL Players Sue Pittsburgh Over Athletes Fee
• Colo. Voters Narrowly Authorize Tax On Sports Betting
• 2nd Circ. Skeptical That US Law Didn't Reach FIFA Officials
• Calif. Group Can't Use Housing Law To Block Clippers Arena
• NCAA Must Pay Minimum Wage, Ex-Villanova Player Says
• Country Club GC Booted From EEOC Sexual Harassment Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Walgreens, Xerox, New York Knicks
• TV Reporter Knew Risks Of 'Flugtag' Flight, Red Bull Says
• Honolulu Wants Out Of Enviro Suit Over $32M Sports Complex
• Esports Gamer Can't Dodge $20M FaZe Clan Contract Suit
• Unions, Economists Back Bid To Blow Up NCAA Pay Rules
• Under Armour Hit With Suit After Admitting SEC Probe
• St. Louis Demands Kroenke, Rams Hand Off Long-Sought Info
• Sports Group Exec Accused Of Leading Fake ICO
• Support For Federal Anti-Doping Bill Seems To Be Waning
• Where A Litigator's Advice Can Improve Agreement Drafting
• Fed. Circ. Slams Gaming Cos. Locked In Patent Row
• Sports Betting Scheme Runners Want SEC Suit Tossed
• Covington Elects Top Sports Attorney As New Firm Chair
• Ill. Casino Sued Over Biometric Facial Recognition Software
• SEC Wants Quick Win In $30M Sports Betting Scheme Suit
• Chargers Owner Rips Report Of Potential London Move
• UCSB Track, Water Polo Teams Hit For NCAA Violations
• Litigation Funder Loses Bid To Rein In Concussion Deal Judge
• PE Firms Pledge $600M In Partnership With Bruin Sports
• Montgomery McCracken Boosts Litigation Group In Philly
• US Women's Soccer Team Must Disclose Sponsorship Income
• Ski Pass Co. Chilled By Costs, Not Monopoly, 2nd Circ. Says
• Ice Miller Guides Indianapolis Motor Speedway In Penske Sale
• SEC Adds Whistleblower Protection Claim To $23M Fraud Suit
• DC City Council Skirted Law In $215M Gambling Contract Row
• Under Armour Confirms DOJ, SEC Probes As Earnings Slip
• Google-Fitbit Deal Needs Close Scrutiny, Key House Dem Says
• Flat-Fee Legal Billing Can Liberate Attorneys
• Hogan Lovells Bulks Up Sports Practice With Ex-Latham Atty
• Celebrity Boxing Startup Peddled Lies, Smeared Adviser: Suit
• Calif. Athletic Org.'s 'Unconscionable' Arbitration Deal Nixed
• United Sporting's Ch. 11 Plan OK'd Over Creditor Challenge
• Thrivest Wants Ex-NFLers Thrown In Jail Over Nonpayment
• Ariz. Tribal Casino Immune To Service Dog Suit
• Lori Loughlin Pleads Not Guilty To New 'Varsity Blues' Charge
• NFL Hall Of Fame Fights Class Cert. In Canceled Game Suit
• Spoliation Rule Remains Ambiguous Despite Amendments
• 'Widespread' Threats Land Ex-Soccer Player 18 Months In Jail
• Taxation Of Student-Athletes: Untangling Law And Policy
• Top Golf Says Workers Can't Pursue Fingerprint Scanner Suit
• To Abate Corruption, IAAF Must Change More Than Its Name
• Fenwick, Cleary Gottlieb Lead Fitbit's $2.1B Sale To Google