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Sports & Betting - February, 2020

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• 9th Circ. Hit With 4th Bid To Rethink Nike Antitrust Win
• 5th Circ. Stops Fight Over Boxing Match Streaming Dispute
• Casino Phone Game Maker Wants Redo Of 9th Circ. Decision
• Casino Exec Says 'Varsity Blues' Call Could Clear His Name
• Harvard Says It Was Right To Hold Diploma For Assault Probe
• Chinese Olympian Gets 8-Year Ban Over Doping Violation
• Legal Industry Should Pursue AI Prediction Progress
• IOC, Hockey Group Join CAS Appeal To Russian Doping Ban
• Cox Wants Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Insurance Case In Georgia
• Judge Refuses To Return IPhones To Hoops Trial Defendant
• Controversial Concussion Deal Redo Bid Teed Up For Ruling
• 6th Circ. Finds Radio's Criticism Of NCAA Ref Is Protected
• Lori Loughlin 'Varsity Blues' Trial Set For Late September
• Peloton Ends Copyright War With Music Publishers
• Top EU Court Rejects Challenge To Italy's Online Gambling Tax
• Data Provider Sportradar Targeted In New MLB Cheating Suit
• UPenn Inks Deal With NCAA Over Ex-Coach's Esformes Bribes
• Racer Sues Event Co. Over 'Worthless' Insurance
• Solutions To 4 Common Law Firm Diversity Challenges
• Tough Mudder Sale To Spartan Race Gets Green Light
• TopGolf Workers Claim They Were Cheated Out Of Pay
• OSU Not Handling Sex Abuse Talks In Good Faith, Judge Told
• FanDuel Investors Claim PE Firms Cut Them Out Of Merger
• Hot Pockets Heiress Gets 5 Months In 'Varsity Blues' Case
• Athletes' Attorneys Awarded $33M In NCAA Pay Suit
• Patentees Should Consider Alternatives To IPR Amendments
• Nike Calls Trademark Ad Ban 'Restraint On Speech'
• When Coronavirus May Trigger SEC Disclosure Requirements
• Phanatic Creators Slam Team's Mascot Redesign Amid IP Suit
• Discrimination Cases Are Too Complex For AI Fee Prediction
• Class Attys Want 35% Cut Of $2.25M TCPA Deal With Lightning
• USA Taekwondo Looks To Permanently Ax Abuse Claims
• Ill. Casino Says Patrons Lobbing 'Bald' Biometric Claims
• Visa, Mastercard Antitrust MDL Opt-Outs File Separate Suit
• Ex-Youth Coach Hits Penguins With Sex Discrimination Suit
• 'Broken' Ex-Texas Coach Gets 6-Month 'Varsity Blues' Term
• Kobe Bryant's Widow Sues Helicopter Co. Over Fatal Crash
• High Court Passes On Quartet Of Employment Cases
• Courts May Clash With Litigants Over Document Review Tech
• MLB, Astros, Red Sox Try To Dodge Fantasy Baseball Suit
• Brother Of NFL's Urlacher, 9 More Charged In Gambling Ring
• 'Varsity Blues' Parent Pleads Guilty After Stint In Spanish Jail
• US Women's Soccer Team Seeks $66.7M In Gender Pay Suit
• PSU Ethics Case Brings Conduct Rules' Clarity Into Question
• Players Seek Class Cert. In Big Fish Casino Gambling Suit
• Insurer Beats NJ Suit Over Golf Cart Accident Coverage
• Late Sportscaster's Ex-Wife Ends Benefits Suit Against Disney
• Hot Pocket Heiress Seeks Probation For 'Varsity Blues' Bribes
• AI Can't Accurately Predict Case Length And Cost — Yet
• RI Top Court Says 38 Studios Grand Jury Docs To Stay Sealed
• Peloton Says Flywheel Users Can Trade In After Patent Deal
• Jones Day Helps Guide French Game Co.'s $95M IPO
• REI Workers Seek Green Light For $5M Security Check Deal
• Don't Bet On Constitutionality Of Daily Fantasy Sports In NY
• NCAA Spars With Players Over Calif. Pay Law At 9th Circ.
• Kentucky Tax Talk: What 3 Bills Show About Governor's Plans
• Jack Nicklaus, Golf Gear Maker Settle Image Rights Spat
• Seeger Weiss Bashed For 'Excessive' Fee In Concussion Deal
• Olympic Committee Urges Court To Nix Coverage Dispute
• Swiss Prosecutors File Charges In FIFA World Cup Bribe Case
• KU Must Hand Over Hoops Scandal Info In Coach's Firing Suit
• 9th Circ. Won't Reconsider Sanctions, Nike's Antitrust Win
• Seirus Asks To Undo 'Unjust' Ruling In PTAB Conspiracy Suit
• NCAA Wants Timeout On $33M Bill In Student-Athlete Row
• Calif. Court Says US Baseball Must Face Foul Ball Injury Suit
• Ill. Gov. Pushes Graduated Tax, Casino Tax Tweak In Budget
• Fed. Circ. Says Typo Can't Undo $28M Cut To Arctic Cat's Win
• NJ Golf Club Gets 2nd Chance To Shield Park Project Info
• NBA's Antetokounmpo Sues Over 'Greek Freak' Phone Case
• Judge Dunks Ex-Knick's Defamation Suit Against Team Owner
• Laser Racing Boat Designer Wins $6.8M In TM Rip-Off Trial
• Peloton Suit Shows Sync Licensing Is Next Copyright Horizon
• Prosecutor, PSU Atty To Be Disciplined Over Sandusky Probe
• NFL Battles Controversial Redo Request In Concussion Deal
• DOJ Taps Kirkland Atty To Monitor Live Nation Compliance
• Pirates' Net Installers Dropped Ball On Warning, Hurt Fan Says
• NCAA May Allow All Athletes To Play Right After Transfer
• Charity Hits LeBron's Uninterrupted, Others With $33M IP Suit
• Trump Pardons Ex-49ers Owner From Bribery Conviction
• Lawyers Can Build Trust Through The Spoken Word
• Ex-NFLer Says New Tests Not Needed In Pain Pump Case
• 15 Minutes With The San Francisco 49ers' General Counsel
• Gun Co. Says Distributor Wrongly Litigating Pistol Fight
• Manchester City Hit With 2-Year Ban From Champions League
• Gov't Drops IP Theft Charges Against Ex-Jawbone Workers
• Wash. House OKs Sports Betting In Tribal Casinos
• The Big Picture: How Michael Avenatti Fell From Grace
• Calif.'s Top Anti-SLAPP Appellate Rulings From Last Year
• Universities Shouldn't Roll Dice On Sports Betting Compliance
• Ex-NBA Player Urges Justices To Review His Pension Fight
• Legal Prediction Is Demanding But Not Impossible
• Michael Avenatti Found Guilty Of Extorting Nike
• Verdict Eludes Avenatti Jury As Questions Remain
• Athletes Tell 9th Circ. NCAA Rules Should Be Struck Down
• 3 Attys DQ'd But Lewis Brisbois Stays On Gender Bias Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Urban Edge, M&T Bank, Clayco
• Ex-NFL Agent Loses Appeal Of Antitrust Suit
• Lori Loughlin Seeks To Push 'Varsity Blues' Trials To 2021
• Sports & Betting Group Of The Year: Skadden
• Collectors Say Auctioneers Sold Doctored Baseball Cards
• NFL Plan Says Doctor Payments Not Relevant In Disability Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: G4 Capital, Union Investments, Puttshack
• NBA Inks Sports Betting Partnership With PointsBet
• US Men's Team Calls Out US Soccer Ahead Of Pay Gap Trial
• Cigna Wants Redo On Privilege Ruling In NFL ERISA Suit
• Sports & Betting Group Of The Year: Orrick
• Feds Say Avenatti Sold Out Client To Squeeze Nike For Cash
• Daily Fantasy Ruling Could Spur Change To NY Gambling Ban
• Athletes Group Tells Senators No NCAA Antitrust Exemption
• Saints' Locker Designer Looks To Sack Rival's Patent Suit
• Anti-Doping Agency Gets Partial Win In Soccer Pro's Libel Suit
• Sports & Betting Group Of The Year: Jenner & Block
• Malpractice Landscape Is Becoming Riskier For BigLaw
• The Long Odds Of Obtaining IPR Reversals On Issues Of Fact
• Televisa Slams Investors' Cert. Bid In FIFA Bribe Suit
• Nixon Peabody May Represent 'Varsity Blues' Dad And USC
• NJ Senate OKs College Athlete Pay With Eye On NCAA
• Ga. Justices Put Olympic Athlete's $2M Crash Award In Doubt
• NFL Asks High Court To Take Up 'Sunday Ticket' Suit
• Hagens Berman Wins Atty Fee-Splitting Dispute In EA Suit
• Astros' Sign-Stealing Sent Career To Showers, Pitcher Says
• Feds Rest Case In Avenatti's Nike Extortion Trial
• Judging A Book: Humetewa Reviews 'Guilty People'
• 7 Legal And Business Considerations For Influencer Marketing
• 4th Circ. Insurance Ruling Highlights Risks Of Broker Errors
• Sports & Betting Group Of The Year: Hogan Lovells
• Raptors President Punched Guard At NBA Finals, Suit Says
• Coach In Avenatti Trial Says He Wanted To Clean Up Nike
• USAG Bankruptcy Pulls Abuse Victims Into Insurance Fight
• Olympian Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Claims Manager Stole Cash
• Olympic Committee Insurer Aims To Salvage Coverage Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: BofA, AT&T, Duff & Phelps
• NJ Golfer Gets Second Chance At Grisly Leg Injury Suit
• Loughlin, Hubby's Atty Conflicts Sorted Out In 'Varsity Blues'
• Ex-Judge Endures Ribbing From Rakoff In Return To Court
• Ill. Gym Owner Hit With Privacy Suit Over Finger Scans
• 'Chutzpah' Gets Ex-Pimco CEO 9-Month 'Varsity Blues' Term
• Sports & Betting Group Of The Year: Gibson Dunn
• Resort's Escape From $1M Damages In Skier's Death Upheld
• Calif. Hoops Coach Says Avenatti Betrayed Him
• Contractor Must Face Ex-NFLer's Dream House IP Claims
• Gov't Informer At Center Of NCAA Hoops Case Avoids Prison
• Former USOPC Exec Says He Was Fired For Reporting Abuse
• MLB Sign-Stealing Report Demands Culture Of Compliance
• Fantasy Sports Is Illegal Gambling In NY, Appeals Court Says
• Mark Cuban Among SEC Critics Siding With Lucia In ALJ Fight
• SailGP Lands $200M Valuation With Endeavor Investment
• Ex-Miami Heat Atty Says GC Harassed Her Over Family Leave
• MLB Cheating Scandal Spurs 2nd Suit From Fantasy Players
• Nike Atty Tells Jury Of Alarm Over Avenatti's Twitter Threat
• Gold's Gym Operator Gets Another Round In Atty Fee Fight
• Ronaldo Rape Suit Recommended For Arbitration, Not Court
• NY Regulator Accuses NRA Of Profiting From Illegal Insurance
• Alphabet's Missteps Offer Crisis Management Case Study
• UK Scrutinizing FanDuel Owner's £10B Gambling Merger
• Ill. High-Stakes Gambler Admits He Took $9.6M From Investor
• Skadden, Willkie Steer Spotify Deal For The Ringer
• Russian Doping Hearing Should Be Public, WADA Says
• 'Fortnite' Gamer Hacking Suit Sent To Arbitration
• Cubs Can't Fully Escape Claims Over Book Passage Retweet
• Advocates Say DOJ Should've Tried To Undo Live Nation Deal
• How Emotional Intelligence Can Benefit Transactional Attys
• Boston Bruins Event Co. Looks To Nix Stagehands' Suit
• Peloton, Flywheel Agree To End Patent Fight Over Bike Tech
• CAS Won't Hear Bid For Women's Race Walk At Tokyo Games
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Following A Serendipitous Path
• Consultant Says Avenatti's Tactics Took Him By Surprise
• Feds Want 2 Years For Ex-Pimco CEO's 'Varsity Blues' Bribes
• NJ Justices Wrestle With Consumer Protections At Gyms
• Music Copyright License Lessons From The Jazz Age
• 7 Ethics Questions To Ask Before Marketing Your Law Firm
• Calif. Judge Gives Defective Headphone Deal Final Nod
• Jury Clears Ex-Jawbone Exec Of IP Theft Charges
• Miner Orkand Can Rep Both 'Varsity Blues' Parent And Coach