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Sports & Betting - March, 2022

193 articles

• Pittsburgh Defends Nonresident Athlete Fee As Constitutional
• Penn State Secures Victory In Sports Beer Co. TM Suit
• Feds Say Illegal Betting Ring Recruited Ex-MLB, NFL Players
• Dems Seek Probe Of NCAA Gender Equity Year After Viral Clip
• 'Varsity Blues' Prosecutor Accused Of Gender-Based Bullying
• UK Hits Russian Media And General With Sanctions
• 5 Mediation Mistakes That Create Obstacles To Settlement
• Casino Can't Query Mich. Justices In Virus Coverage Suit
• Women's Soccer CBA Talks To Continue After Missed Deadline
• Nevada Workers Sue Station Casinos Over Failure To Rehire
• The Problem With GOP Attack On Jackson Immigration Ruling
• Sens. Urge DOJ To Review FBI's Botched Nassar Investigation
• 'Varsity Blues' USC Recruits Were Noncontributors, Jury Told
• Seneca Nation Pays $565M To End NY Gaming Revenue Clash
• Real Estate Rumors: LXP Industrial, Peloton, Marsh
• Buccaneers Ink $19.8M Deal To End TCPA Suit Over Ad Faxes
• Union, Event Co. Point Fingers Over Missing Wages
• 'Varsity Blues' Atty, Judge Rip Prosecutor For 'Bullying' Court
• NCAA, Congress Should Do More To Guide Athlete Publicity
• DOJ's Wrigley Probe No Excuse For ADA Failure, Fan Says
• Fox, USFL Rip TM Suit As Ploy To Hold New League 'Hostage'
• Cape Cod Baseball League Sues Vendor Over Knockoff Merch
• Tennis Pro Says USTA Didn't Protect Her From Coach
• New NFL Diversity Panel Includes Ex-NJ AG, Riley Safer Head
• 5th Circ. Rejects 'State-Created Danger' In Football Injury Row
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Fla. Justices To Disbar Atty Accused Of Swindling NFL Players
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Hagens Berman's Steve W. Berman
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Ethics Principles Call For Justice Thomas Recusal On Election
• FanDuel Accused Of Illegally Holding On To Bettors' Funds
• Red Sox Broadcaster Says Fired Exec Can't Claim Race Bias
• Long Island Catholic School Must Face Swimmer Injury Suit
• FIFA Prosecutors Cut RICO Charge From Marketer's Bribe Trial
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Players On Deck To Testify In MLB 'Starvation Wage' Trial
• 'Varsity Blues' Trial To Restart After Judge's COVID Quarantine
• MSG Says Atty Group's Brief Adds Nothing To Ex-Knick's Suit
• 5 Ways Law Firm Leaders Can Prioritize Strategic Thinking
• Ex-NFL Teammates Say Pot Co.'s Fraud Suit Is 'Slinging Mud'
• 2nd Texas Grand Jury Declines To Charge NFL QB Watson
• $1.4M Nightclub Injury Row Paused For Nev. High Court Cases
• Ex-Georgeson Adviser Cites 'Varsity Blues' In Bid To Skirt Trial
• Verdict In Skaggs Overdose Conviction Is Fair, Feds Say
• Eagles' Remand Bid For COVID-19 Insurance Suit Sacked
• U. Mich. Settles Title IX Claim Over Campus Sex-Violence Risk
• NYC Mayor Lifts Vax Restrictions On Athletes, Performers
• How Law Schools Can Navigate Toward Equity And Inclusion
• Patent Co. Latest To Jump On Justices' American Axle Docket
• Chancery Orders Partial Unredaction Of Penguins Deal Terms
• St. Louis School Officials Can't Be Sued Over Athlete's Injury
• Adidas Tests Waters With Novel Name, Image Deal Program
• DirecTV Inks $9.4M Deal To End Small Businesses' Suit
• Sports Agency Can't Stop Rival From Hiring Basketball Exec
• Where Judge Jackson Stands On Key Civil Procedure Issues
• 'Varsity Blues' Judge Tests Positive For COVID, Delaying Trial
• Claims That NFL, Fanatics Conspired On Merch Move To NY
• NFLer's Ex-Roommate Gets 2 Months For Insider Trading
• Sports Gambling Site Posing As Fantasy Platform, Suit Says
• USC Was Duped By Fake Recruits, 'Varsity Blues' Jury Told
• NY High Court Approves Daily Fantasy Sports
• Nev. Gaming Biz' Virus Coverage Suit To Wait For 9th Circ.
• Prosecutors Deride Tennis Star's Claim He Mislaid Trophies
• Boston Consulting Sues GameStop For $30M In Unpaid Fees
• Giants, Jets Slam 'Illogical' False Ad Suit Over NJ Home Base
• GOP Rep. Pushes Bill To Boost CBP Role In Counterfeit Fight
• 2nd Circ. Unseals MLB Letter To Yankees On Cheating Probe
• Sheppard Mullin Nabs Fees In Pasadena-Rose Bowl TM Fight
• Real Estate Rumors: Norland, KABR Group, Pulte Homes
• Chubb Unit Fights HVAC Co.'s Bid To Escape Fire Suit
• 'Varsity Blues' Leader Paid Tuition For Coach's Kids, Jury Told
• Dallas Mavericks Slam Ex-GM's Suit As 'Utterly Fictitious'
• Texas Tech Narrows Fired Basketball Coach's Bias Suit
• How To Avoid Prematurely Publicizing A Case Outcome
• Attys for Nautilus Treadmill Customers Want $1.4M in Fees
• 'Varsity Blues' Dads Want To Remain Free While They Appeal
• NY High Court Says NFL Player Must Arbitrate Agent Suit
• Lakers Show Virus Damage In Partial COVID-19 Coverage Win
• Nike Hit With Legal Fees After 'Cool Compression' TM Loss
• Ex-Fox Execs Say Star FIFA Witness May Have Wiped Phone
• In A Hail Mary, Virus Coverage Suits Flood State Courts
• CAS Rejects Russia's Bid To Stay World Cup Qualifying Ban
• New York Jury Finds Ex-Crypto Exec Guilty Of Wire Fraud
• Casino Co. Tells 8th Circ. Virus Contaminated Air, Surfaces
• Ex-GM Says Dallas Mavs Fired Him For Reporting Harassment
• IP Forecast: Google To Fight Sonos' Last-Minute Changes
• DC Judge Pauses Tribal 'Monopoly' Suit For Washington State
• FBI Agent Admits 'Varsity Blues' Cooperator Was 'Con Man'
• It's Time To Hold DC Judges Accountable For Misconduct
• Nightclub Beating Victim Can't Revive James Harden Claims
• Vegas Hotel Says Insurer Admits Virus Can Physically Damage
• MLB Player's Bat Co. Says Fired Founder Misused IP
• Chubb Unit Wants Sports Media Co.'s Coverage Suit Trimmed
• Special Olympics Says Charity Illegally Using Its Name
• Minor Leaguers Ruled MLB Employees In Minimum Wage Suit
• Coach Saw 'Varsity Blues' As Funding Opportunity, Jury Hears
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rehear Taekwondo Studio's Virus Suit
• Ex-Crypto Exec Charged With Fraud Spars With Feds At Trial
• WWE Looks To Take Down Rival's Antitrust Suit
• Investor's NASCAR Site Merger Suit Heads To Offramp In Del.
• Feds Fight New Trial Bid In NCAA Hoops Bribery Case
• NY State Gaming Commission Beats Ex-Inspector's Bias Suit
• NFL, Ex-Player Both Ask Judge To Wrap Up Disability Row
• San Jose Casino's Virus Suit Doomed By 9th Circ. Precedent
• Oakland Goes To High Court To Save Suit Over Raiders Move
• Tribal Leaders Seek Win In Okla. Gambling Pact Challenge
• NY Trial Atty Group Backs Ex-Knick In Assault Suit Appeal
• 4 Ways To Preserve Confidentiality Of Litigation Funding Docs
• Ex-Georgeson Adviser Must Face 3rd Fraud Trial, Feds Say
• Ex-NFL Coach In Racial Bias Suit Backs Bill To Ax Forced Arb
• Sports Network Says Fired Exec's Wife Can't Avoid Theft Suit
• Pandemic Won't Stop Live Depos In $6M MLB Award Fight
• DOJ Wants Time At 2nd Circ. In FIFA, US Soccer Case
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• NFL Agent Tackles Rival's Poaching Spat Win At 3rd Circ.
• Remote Hearings Are Ill-Suited Default For Litigation Realities
• Texas Grand Jury Declines To Indict Houston Texans QB
• Jacksonville Jaguars Sue Insurer For Virus Loss Coverage
• 49ers, Vera Bradley Latest To Seek COVID-19 Coverage
• March Madness Is Back. So Is NCAA Trademark Enforcement
• Ex-USC Coach Rallied Co-Worker In 'Varsity Blues,' Jury Told
• Simplifying Tax Issues For Nonresident Athletes In Canada
• Cigna, NFL Plan Attys Settle With Doctors Over Fees
• ABA's New Anti-Bias Curriculum Rule Is Insufficient
• Ga. Judges Revive Libel Case Over Tweets Against Golf Club
• Modell's Ch. 11 Trustee Accuses Ex-CEO Of Self-Dealing
• Basketball HOF Broke Contract For COVID Loss, Suit Says
• MLS Settles Diversity Complaint Race Bias Suit With Ex-Exec
• CAA Snags Ex-Nike GC Hilary Krane As Chief Legal Officer
• Okla. Tribes Say Rivals' Gambling Pacts Hurt Casino Biz
• Sens. Still Eyeing MLB's Antitrust Exemption After Labor Deal
• 'Two-Face' Leader Of 'Varsity Blues' Duped Coach, Jury Hears
• IFIT Ruling May Give Future IP Damages Litigants A Workout
• Ill. Gambling Ring Leader Gets 1.5 Years Behind Bars
• MLB, Players Reach New Labor Deal To Save 2022 Season
• Ex-McDermott Partner Joins O'Melveny Liability Group In NY
• Ex-NHL Deputy GC To Lead National Women's Soccer League
• 7 Russian Oligarchs Hit With £15B In Latest UK Sanctions
• Ex-NFL Coach Fights Dolphins' Bid To Arbitrate Race Claims
• Female Winter Olympian Looks To Arbitrate Bias Claims
• Astros Settle Season Ticket Holders' Sign-Stealing Suits
• Buchanan Ingersoll Adds Asst. US Atty To White Collar Group
• NHL Player's Creditors Say Team Change Can't Nix Ch. 11 Ask
• Remote Hearings Should Be The Default In Civil Litigation
• Indicted Ex-Celtic Davis Violated Bail To Watch Nets Matchup
• Calif. Card Rooms Want Sports Betting Off November Ballot
• NFL Betting Scandal Puts Burgeoning Industry On Red Alert
• Skiers Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Quarantine Coverage Dispute
• Sports Agency Poached Rival's NBA Marketing VP, Suit Says
• Ex-Knicks Star Tells 2nd Circ. Jury Should Hear Assault Suit
• ITC Launches Probe Into Peloton Bike Imports
• Bars Defend Bid For Extension In NFL 'Sunday Ticket' Case
• DraftKings Wants Firm DQ'd From Gaming Patent Row
• Attorneys Today Need To Depose Like There's No Tomorrow
• Riddell, Ex-High School Players End Helmet Defect Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Tribe Says Calif. Court Threatens Sovereignty In Casino Row
• Event Co., Union Reps Fight For Pretrial Win In Wage Dispute
• 'Varsity Blues' Feds Deny They Hid Evidence From Coach
• Hotel Biz Slams SEC's Fraud Suit As Vague And Confusing
• NFL Suspends Atlanta Falcons Star For Betting On Games
• 'Commercial Success' Saves Peloton Patent At PTAB
• Indicted Boston Sports Network Exec Alleges Unfair Firing
• Dodgers' Trevor Bauer Lobs Defamation Claims At Deadspin
• Peloton Countersues, Saying NordicTrack Is The IP Thief
• Brand Battles: Nike Aims Shot At 'Just Sue It' TM
• Athenahealth Whistleblower Wins Fees In $18M Kickback Case
• Texas Justices Ax New Trial In Football Field Fight
• Hemp Giant, DraftKings, Smart Cooler Maker Face BIPA Suits
• Wynn's COVID Loss Lacks Physical Damage, Insurer Says
• Athlete Investment Co. Says Fraud Suit Fails At 'Every Level'
• High Court Reinstates Death Sentence For Boston Bomber
• Nike Denied New Trial After 'Cool Compression' TM Loss
• 'Varsity Blues' Trial Still On Despite Ethics Claim Against Feds
• Sportradar Finds Record Suspected Match-Fixing Events In '21
• Calif. State Judge Wants Tribe's Federal Casino Suit Axed
• Deals Rumor Mill: Fanatics, Life Insurance Corp., Amazon
• Ex-NFLer's Habeas Notice Can't Delay Prison In Benefits Scam
• Mich. State Judge Claims Immunity In Federal Court Tribal Suit
• Russian Oligarch To Sell Chelsea FC Over Ukraine Conflict
• MLB 'Terrified' Justices Will Ax Antitrust Shield, Court Told
• Ex-NFLer Seeks Prison Delay To Appeal Fraud Sentence
• IMG Sues Ad Firm After Real Madrid Deal Crumbles
• MLB, Union Fail To Strike Deal On CBA By Deadline
• WinView Founder's Suit In Chancery Moves Forward
• New Balance Gets $3.5M Award OK'd In Massachusetts
• NFL Slams Extension Bid As Bailout In 'Sunday Ticket' Case
• NFL Retirement Plan Calls Ex-Player's ERISA Suit 'Conspiracy'
• Feds Want 27 Mos. For Leader Of Multi-State Gambling Ring
• How Attorneys Can Ethically Terminate A Client Relationship
• 'Varsity Blues' Coach Says Gov't 'Misconduct' Spoils Case
• Sports Network Exec's Wife Wants Out Of Theft Lawsuit
• FCA Drops Charges Against Ex-Soccer Club Owner