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Sports & Betting - July, 2021

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• TV Host Hits Celeb Boxing Promoter With Image Suit
• NCAA To Mull Major Reforms With 'Constitutional Convention'
• Judge Won't Make Hoops Trial Convicts Serve Time Just Yet
• NJ Apparel Store's COVID Suit Doomed By Virus Exclusion
• EEOC, US Men's Team Back Women's Soccer Pay Bias Appeal
• Wynn Resorts Can't End Investors' Revived Suit Over Ex-CEO
• NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars Promote Atty To GC Spot
• Judge Willing To Vacate Soccer Teen's Ruling Per Settlement
• Avenatti Was 'Anxious' To Get NBA Player's $3M, Atty Testifies
• IP Forecast: Fed. Circ. To Mull Narcan Patents
• FanDuel Reaches $375K Deal In Gamers' MDL
• DraftKings Wagers On Sports Bars In Michigan, Tennessee
• Ex-Goldman Analyst Gets 1 Month For Insider Trading Scheme
• Sen. Urges Review Of Nassar's Prison Account Spending
• Insurer Asks 2nd Circ. To Chop Martial Arts Studio's Virus Suit
• DeVos Sex Assault Rule Largely Upheld By Mass. Judge
• Dickinson Wright Adds Entertainment Atty In Fort Lauderdale
• McDonald's Workers Lose Cert. Bid In No-Poach Dispute
• NFL Players 'Looted' Marijuana Grow-Op, Suit Says
• Reggie Bush Won't Get Heisman Back Despite NCAA Reforms
• Soccer League To Settle Age Limit Suit If Judge Voids Rulings
• Real Estate Rumors: Bowery, Xponential Fitness, Longpoint
• Law Firms, Know Who's Responsible For Your Cloud Security
• Olympics Ticket Seller Aims To Toss 'Shakedown' Refund Suit
• Tom Brady's Religion Of Sports Hires Ex-Red Bull Atty As GC
• Judge Says Pa. Law Applies In Nike 'Cool Compression' Suit
• 'Varsity Blues' Parents Say Feds Muzzling Key Witnesses
• Video Game Developer Looks To Toss Players' Antitrust Suit
• NCAA Athletes Say Name, Image 'Experiment' Proves Case
• NY Giants GC Rips 'Strangle' Threat Suit As Misleading
• U. Mich. Student Says Sex Assault Risk Justifies Class Suit
• Billabong Parent Co. Sues Insurer For Ransomware Coverage
• Benefits For Law Firms Venturing Into New Services
• Ex-Coach Beats Pitt's Claim His Bias Suit Was Bogus
• Ex-Dallas Cowboy's Benefits Verdict Upended On Appeal
• Zayat's Bankruptcy Attys Want Out Over Unpaid Fees
• NCAA And Former USC Coach Settle Defamation Suit
• Baylor Hits Back At Tennis Player's Title IX Retaliation Suit
• Calif., Tribes Duel Over Keeping Gaming Compact Suits Alive
• Minor Leaguers' Wage Action Expands With New Class
• Embracing ESG: Exelon GC Talks Diversity Initiatives
• Ex-Fox Execs Say FIFA Foreign Bribe Case Is 'Vast Overreach'
• Where Have All The Associates Gone?
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• SEC Settles With Hedge Fund At Center Of NFL Fraud Suit
• FIFA, US Soccer To Face Appeal In Promoter's Antitrust Suit
• US Soccer Flouts 'Equal Pay For Equal Work,' 9th Circ. Told
• Cigna, NFL Attys Seek $1M Payout In Insurance Claims Defeat
• A Legal Primer On Social Tokens
• COVID Insurance Rulings Are Misinterpreting 'Physical Loss'
• Star Entertainment Yanks $6.6B Bid For Troubled Casino Peer
• Cleveland MLB Team Changing Name To 'Guardians'
• NFL Says Forfeits Possible In Outbreaks Among Unvaccinated
• IP Forecast: Verizon To Face Texas Jury In Wireless Row
• Italian Soccer Club Owners Slip Past Investor Suit In Del.
• Calif. Gov., Tribes Ask 9th Circ. For More Time In Gaming Talks
• Investors Get SEC Whistleblower Protections Too, Judge Says
• NFL's Raiders Name GC To Serve As Interim President
• Revamping Law Firm Marketing Lists — With Partner Buy-In
• Adidas Says NCAA's High Court Loss Can't Save RICO Suit
• MLS Sues Over Player's Departure For Foreign Club
• Next Up For NBA Champ Giannis: Winning These IP Cases
• Recent High Court Decisions Signify 1st Amendment Direction
• Russian Swimmers Cleared To Compete In Tokyo Olympics
• Winston & Strawn Joins NCAA NIL Case After High Court Win
• 2 WNBA Players Rejected From Repping Nigeria In Olympics
• 3rd Circ. Judge Bows Out Of NFL Concussion Deal Fight
• Fighting Over Footwear: 5 Shoe IP Battles Before Crocs
• FIFA, US Soccer Score Dismissal Of Antitrust Claims
• Pro Poker Player Sues Borgata Casino After Suicide Joke
• The Murky World Of Legal Rankings Gets Some Clarity In NJ
• UNC Launches First College Athlete Group Licensing Program
• Athletes Slam Insurer For Trying To Stop Abuse Arbitration
• Soccer League Tells 9th Circ. Age Limit Is Pro-Gender Equity
• Ex-NBA Star's Attacker Blames Atty For Separate Conviction
• Racing Boat Biz Takes $5M TM Loss To 2nd Circ.
• Manchester City Can't Keep League's Finance Probe Secret
• Gag Order Issued On NFL Concussion Race-Norming Talks
• Garland Urged To Bring Charges After Nassar FBI Report
• Astros Say Pitch Signs Too Conspicuous To Be Trade Secrets
• Embracing ESG: Cigna Counsel Talks Employee Wellness
• Hacking Suit Against NFL Settlement Firm Sent To Pa.
• Hybrid Work Models Are Key To Gender Parity In Law Firms
• Tennis Organization Accused Of Sabotaging Madrid Open
• Judge Sanctions Klehr Harrison Attys For Deposition Behavior
• Robbins Geller Says FIFA Suit DQ Harms 'Innocent' Investors
• Admit One: No Class Cert. In COVID-19 Ticket Refund Spat
• Senate Confirms NCAA's Top Legal Officer To VA Post
• Astros Fans' Sign-Stealing Refund Case Strikes Out On Appeal
• Zurich Unit Accused Of 'Callous Argument' In Virus Suit
• Litigation Funder Says DQ'd NFL Concussion Firm Owes $30M
• Club Operator's $420M Float Leads Busy Day Of IPOs
• Va. Bank Says W.Va. Gov.'s $421M Suit Filed In Wrong Court
• Ex-XFL Commish 'Evading' Answers In Firing Suit, Court Told
• Feds Can't Merge 'Varsity Blues' Trials, Judge Says
• Kentucky Derby Trainer Gets Racing Ban Blocked
• DOJ Report Says FBI Botched Nassar Sex Abuse Investigation
• 3 Keys To Winning Your Next Oral Argument
• High Court NCAA Antitrust Ruling Will Not Help Naomi Osaka
• UConn Restores Women's Rowing For 2 Years In Title IX Case
• Avenatti Says Potential Calif. Jurors May Have Looked Him Up
• Nike Loses Challenge To EU State Aid Probe Over Tax Deal
• NFL Concussion Deal Masters Say Atty Fabricated Evidence
• Pasadena Beats Trademark Lawsuit Over Rose Bowl
• Ga. University Tells High Court To Reject Sportswear TM Row
• Peloton Buyer's 'Puzzling' Errors Doom NY False Ad Claims
• Puerto Rico Tells High Court To Lift Cockfighting Ban
• Insurer Fights USA Taekwondo Deal To Arbitrate Abuse Claims
• Keys To Efficient And Accurate Doc Review For E-Discovery
• Insurer Leads Flood Of 14 IPO Prospects That Could Top $3B
• McDonald's, Ex-Workers Spar Over Alston In No-Poach Case
• Son Of 'Varsity Blues' Defendant Says Movie Defamed Him Too
• Embracing ESG: Raytheon GC Talks Climate Change
• NFL Vow To End 'Race-Norming' Holds Civil Rights Lessons
• Ind. Appeals Court Says Ice Rink Isn't Liable For Hockey Jab
• Nike Says Catalogs Prove 'Cool Compression' Was Fair Use
• The Need For Insurance Options To Protect NFTs
• Insurer Wants In On Kobe Bryant Death Suit After Settlement
• USADA Pans Cannabis Rules, But Says Hands Are Tied
• Ex-Fox Execs Say Feds Hiding Ball On Soccer Bribe Claim
• NFL Injury Fund Manager Probing If DQ'd Atty Still On Case
• USC Professor Cops To Tax Charge In 'Varsity Blues' Case
• Cigna Beats ERISA Suit Over NFL Players' Health Benefits
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Policyholders Unfazed By 1st Appellate COVID Coverage Loss
• Fla. Race Bias Suit Challenging Formula One Event Tossed
• Robbins Geller DQ Doesn't Muddy Investor Law, 2nd Circ. Told
• Ex-Yankee Sues Hall Of Fame For Historic Mantle Bat
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sydney Airport, Tencent, Ottobock
• Biggest Georgia Legislation Of 2021: Midyear Report
• Avenatti Gets 2½ Years In Prison For Nike Extortion
• Oakland A's Say Scrapper Polluting Proposed Ballpark Site
• Jimmy John's Cites NCAA Ruling Against No-Poach Claims
• NCAA Recruit Says Justices Saved His Adidas RICO Claim
• Soccer Fans Sue Soldier Field Over Anti-Gay Chants
• Athletes Want $3.5M Put On NCAA's Tab After High Court Win
• Mass. Ruling A Cautionary Tale For Attorneys Changing Firms
• NCAA Says Justices Didn't Open Door To Minimum Wage
• Texas Lawmakers Reconvene To Handle Unfinished Business
• SUNY Albany Aces Female Tennis Team's Gender Bias Suit
• No Evidence To Acquit Avenatti In Nike Case, Judge Says
• Calif. 'Stonewalling' In Gambling Pact Suit, Tribes Tell 9th Circ.
• Burger King Workers Urge 11th Circ. To Apply NCAA Ruling
• The Term Finale: A 'Kumbaya Court'? Not So Fast
• 5th Circ. Mulls Texas A&M '12th Man' Copyright Suits' Viability
• NFL Plan Rips 'Monday Morning Quarterbacking' At 9th Circ.
• How High Court Clarified Off-Campus Student Speech Rights
• Fla.'s Gaming Compact With Tribe Challenged In Federal Court
• Sac Kings Defend Against Virus Coverage Dismissal Bid
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• Feds Renew Push For Single 'Varsity Blues' Parents Trial
• Returning To Open Court: Excitement, Nerves And Extra Prep
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Avenatti Slams Nike Restitution Bid As Boies Schiller Payday
• DraftKings Investor Says SPAC Partner Has Black Market Ties
• 5 Big Questions As NCAA, States Open NIL Floodgates
• Puma Says 'Deadly' COVID Particles Warrant Coverage
• Oneida Nation Inks Sports Betting Deal With Wis. Gov.
• Chancery Clears Way For Madison Square Garden Merger Vote
• Justices Seemed Above The Political Fray, Until The Last Day
• ERISA Thwarts Clinic's NFL Benefits Suit, 5th Circ. Agrees
• Kindred Grabs Rest Of Relax Gaming In Potential €295M Deal
• 5 Massachusetts Cases To Watch In 2021's 2nd Half
• How To Avert Media Narrative And Get A Fair High-Stakes Trial
• USC Prof To Admit To Tax Charge In 'Varsity Blues' Scandal
• Stockholders Seek $900M MSG Merger Preliminary Injunction
• NBA Owner's $1.5B Sale To A-Rod Nets A Slam Dunk
• Mortgage Lender Rocket Hit With Investor Action In Mich.
• MLB Robotext Suit Not In High Court Strike Zone, Judge Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: TPG, Reebok, Chronext
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• NFL Fines DC Team $10M After Wilkinson Harassment Review
• Weil-Led MGM Inks $3.9B Vegas Asset Sale After JV Buyout
• Teen Soccer Star Inks Contract After Antitrust Victory
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review