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Sports & Betting - November, 2023

204 articles

• Ex-USF Ballplayers' Sex Harassment Suit Faces Trims Again
• Horse Trainer Accused Of Abusing Women Wants End To Ban
• Brandr Drops Suit Against EA Over NIL Video Game Battle
• Ex-NFL Player Never Properly Challenged Benefits, Plan Claims
• Ex-Knicks Star Oakley Says Investment Adviser Stole $1M
• Canadian Sports Drink Co. Gets Ch. 15 OK For US Assets
• What Lawyers Must Know About Calif. State Bar's AI Guidance
• Industry Must Elevate Native American Women Attys' Stories
• Pa. Appellate Court Says 'Skill Games' Aren't Gambling
• Favre Taking Sharpe Defamation Suit To 5th Circ.
• Deals Rumor Mill: Humana-Cigna, Shein IPO, Occidental
• Tribe Accused Of Holding Up Casino Workers' Unionization
• A Look At Mass. Sports Betting Data Privacy Regulations
• Vista Outdoor Rejects Rival Bid For Sporting Products Biz
• Justice Barrett Is Asked To Pause Ill. Ban On Certain Firearms
• Ex-Olympic Coach Settles Med Mal Suit Week Before Retrial
• Denver Construction Co. Sanctioned In Casino Project Case
• 2024 Female Sports Revenues Predicted To Break $1B Barrier
• Cowboys' Jerry Jones Facing Beefed-Up Defamation Claims
• Eagles Games Can Still Fly Without Fox TV, FCC Told
• 'Blind Side' Player Calls Out Family For Inaccurate Accounting
• Judge Trims Rape Cover-Up Suit Against Seyfarth, Yeshiva U.
• Mark Cuban Sells Stake In NBA's Mavs To Vegas Billionaires
• Understanding Discovery Obligations In Era Of Generative AI
• Newcastle United Can't Stop HMRC Sharing Docs In Tax Probe
• Colo. Suit Against Ex-NFL Player, Reptile Co. Is Back
• Hacked Ill. Casino Hit With Suit Over 'Reckless' Data Security
• Roblox Hit With Securities Suit Over Lack Of Parental Controls
• Pa. Court Won't Revive Suit Over Penn State Coach's Firing
• Carter Carburetor Hiked Prices, Walbro Blamed, Court Hears
• Soccer Star Ronaldo Hit With $1B Suit Over Binance Promo
• Pac-12 Bylaws 'Poorly Written,' Wash. High Court Official Says
• 3 Evolving Issues Shaping The College Sports Legal Playbook
• ​​​​​​​MSG Can't Duck NY Liquor License Probe Over Atty Ban
• Law Firm Leaders Cautiously Optimistic Heading Into 2024
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• Reporter Says NFL's Stance On Racism Suit 'Abhorrent'
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds Sports Atty From Nelson Mullins
• Gaming Patent Trial Paused Amid Criminal Probe Of Bot Fraud
• FTX Investors Sue MLB, F1 Team Over Crypto Promotions
• Firm Bows Out Of Pursuing UFC Fighters For Wage Claims
• UW Says Ruling On Pac-12 Control Harms Student-Athletes
• Golf Course Cos. Ask 4th Circ. Not To Certify Chinese Citizens
• Plaintiffs Say Roblox Is Not Immune In Illegal Gambling Case
• ESG Around The World: Mexico
• Ammunition Co. Claims Hugo Boss Used Bogus TM Claims
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Team Says Ex-Scout Hasn't Backed Up Beliefs In Vax Dispute
• Boxing Referee And Regulator Settle Racist Demotion Claim
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ole Miss Football Player Highlights Coach's Troubling Actions
• Pharmacy's Coverage Didn't Transfer Post-Merger, Court Told
• SafeSport Sued Over 'Intimidation' Of Young Swimmer
• The Case For Post-Bar Clerk Training Programs At Law Firms
• James Madison U. Punts On Legal Action In Fight With NCAA
• Attys' 'Obstructive' Deposition Conduct Chided By Chancery
• FTC Warning Letters Note 5 Mistakes For Influencers To Avoid
• Smith & Nephew To Buy Sports Med Tech Startup For $330M
• Fla. Casinos Seek High Court Extension Because Of State Suit
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Sexual Assault Suit Against Soccer Star
• Special Master Appointed In Ga. Sports Gaming IP Feud
• Harrah's NC Scores Early Win In Ex-Employee Retaliation Suit
• Attorneys Have An Ethical Duty To Protect The Judiciary
• Athletes Deserve Share Of NCAA's TV Revenue, Suit Says
• Knicks Say Raptors' NBA Arbitration Motion Is Out Of Bounds
• College, Black Coach End Bias Suit Over Relationship
• Teacher Unfairly Sacked After Botched Misconduct Inquiry
• NFL Plan Says No Mistake Made In 5th Circ. Benefits Decision
• Chinese Investors Bring Arbitrability Qs Before High Court
• Gamers Battled AI Instead Of Humans, $1B RICO Suit Says
• F1 Fans Sue For Refund After Ejection From Las Vegas Race
• WWE Investors Sue McMahon, Others In Del. After TKO Deal
• Ex-Clipper Darius Miles Avoids Jail In NBA Health Scam Case
• NFL Disputes Reporter's Racism Suit Claims, Wants Dismissal
• Tribe Says Feds Can't Represent Interest In Grounds Dispute
• Fired Trainer Says DC United Bid To Toss Suit Has No Basis
• Sony Seeks Early PlayStation Antitrust Class Cert. Denial
• Everton FC Faces Relegation Over Penalty For Lost Revenue
• A Look At David Boies' Mark On The Sports Law Landscape
• ​​​​​​​Va. AG Hires Hunton For James Madison Univ. Bowl Dispute
• Forum Clause Dooms Firm's Settlement Fund Hack Suit
• AI Can Help Lawyers Overcome The Programming Barrier
• Off The Bench: Harbaugh Sits, Pac-12 Chaos, A's Move OK'd
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 'NY' TM Survives MLB Challenge Over Yankees Logo
• Unsealed Docs Show LIV Knew Launch Would Touch Nerves
• Wash. High Court Hits Pause On Ruling Over Pac-12 Control
• Trading Card Co. Plagued By 'Systemic' Race Bias, Suit Says
• PE Firm Arctos Invests In Aston Martin Formula One Team
• Boxing Champ Drops Long-Running Suit Against Don King
• UMich Drops Suit, Harbaugh Accepts Suspension
• Deals Rumor Mill: Starlink, Character.AI, 'Russia's Google'
• 1,700 UMich Alums Back Coach Harbaugh In Suspension Fight
• No Sanctions For Gibson Dunn In Broidy Hacking Suit
• Fired Coach Accuses Conn. College Of Sex Discrimination
• Ohio Gambling Overseer To Ban Ex-Alabama Baseball Coach
• 2nd Circ. Ponders 'Reasonable' View Of Barstool's Dirty Jabs
• Tribe Fights DOI's Bid To Redo Ruling In Burial Ground Suit
• Ex-US Soccer CLO Named President Of Chicago Red Stars
• Wis. Teen Pleads Guilty To Hacking DraftKings Accounts
• Bally Sports Parent Cleared for 1-Year NBA Deal In Ch. 11
• Suit Blames Faulty Walmart Basketball Hoop For Amputation
• Ex-Lafayette Hoops Coach Says Firing Violated Civil Rights
• Ex-NBA Players Guilty On Most Counts In Health Fraud Case
• Preparing Law Students For A New, AI-Assisted Legal World
• Manchester United GC Comes On As Substitute For CEO
• Judges Skeptical Of Civil-Criminal Disparity In Wynn Case
• Judge Gives Last 2 Pac-12 Schools Control Of Conference
• Chicago Bears Rookie Drops NIL Suit Amid Arbitration Push
• NBA Health Fraud Case Goes To Jury As Ex-Pros Deny Intent
• Ex-Olympic Figure Skater Gets 2½ Years For Virus Loan Fraud
• PGA Tour Courts Outside Investors As Saudi Talks Trudge On
• Hoopers Lose Initial Bid To Block NCAA Ineligibility Ruling
• ESG Around The World: South Korea
• 3rd Circ. Tosses Discovery Order In Eckert Seamans Suit
• General Counsel Need Data Literacy To Keep Up With AI
• Fake NBA Invoices Part Of 'Plain-Vanilla Fraud,' Jury Told
• Gun Group Wants 7th Circ. To Rehear Challenge To Gun Ban
• Ex-Player Says NFL Unfairly Denied Him Retirement Benefits
• Caddies Urge Court Not To Toss Suit Over Golf Wages, OT
• Ex-Ind. Rep. To Plead Guilty To Illegally Helping Gambling Co.
• UCLA Football Injury Suit Sent To Ill. Concussions MDL
• DraftKings' NFTs Are Undeniably Securities, Investor Retorts
• Ex-FIFA Veep Jack Warner Ordered To Repay Loan
• High Court Asks SG To Weigh In On US Soccer Antitrust Row
• Harbaugh Sues To Block Suspension Over Scouting Scandal
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Bally Sports Parent Says MLB Contract Demand Is Premature
• Vidal Picks DraftKings Appeal To Debut Rehearing Panels
• McMahon Settles $11.1M Fight Over Ex-XFL Chief's Pay
• Ole Miss Player's Mental Health Suit Flawed, Coach Argues
• Allegheny DA Can Keep Info Out Of Casino Spying Case
• Off The Bench: Fla. Gambling, NIL Class Cert., MLB Settlement
• Ex-NBA Guard Denies Knowing Health Invoices Were Fake
• U. Of Michigan Taps Williams & Connolly In Head Coach Probe
• Former NBA Player Agent Cops To Role In Fraud Scheme
• What The MLB Antitrust Settlement Leaves In Its Wake
• Deals Rumor Mill: Shein, Siemens, BioMarin
• Navigating Discovery Of Generative AI Information
• Don't Miss It: Kirkland, Latham Lead Hot Deals
• Morgan & Morgan Filed Most Federal Tort Suits Since 2020
• 2nd Circ. Revives Ex-Syracuse Athlete's Retaliation Claim
• Debevoise Escapes Fugitive Former Client's Lawsuit
• Disney Trims But Can't Toss Privacy Suit Over ESPN Website
• 'Blind Side' Family Says Player Got $138K In Movie Proceeds
• HBO Copied Catchphrase In 'Perry Mason,' Sportscaster Says
• NFL Ex-Linebacker Can't Revive Race Bias Suit At 11th Circ.
• Ex-NBA Guard Takes Stand In Health Care Fraud Defense
• Don't Let Fenwick And Celebs Slip FTX Suit, Investors Say
• Finding Focus: Strategies For Attorneys With ADHD
• A Look At DOJ's New Nationwide Investment Fraud Approach
• Maradona's Heirs Score Victory In EU Trademark Case
• Fla. Casinos Push To Stop Tribe's Online Sports Betting
• Feds Mismanaged 'Varsity Blues' Forfeited Funds, Court Told
• Jack Nicklaus Can't Ink Endorsements With IP Row Pending
• Walbro's Chancery Suit Over Carter Price Hikes Fast-Tracked
• Citibank Can't Duck Ch. 7 Trustee's Claims It Aided In Fraud
• NC Justices Hesitant To End Racetrack's Suit Over Virus Order
• Preventing Assault On Ref Not Their Duty, Soccer Groups Say
• Rodeo Says Insurer Cites Case Of No Value In COVID Suit
• Fla. Online Sports Betting Goes Live After High Court Ruling
• NYSBA Pushes For Legal Reform On Face ID, Biometric Data
• The 2023 Law360 Prestige Leaders
• How Law Firms Build And Protect Stellar Reputations
• Nike Laces Up For Another Flyknit Patent Battle With Rivals
• Ex-Florida Atty Gets 14 Years In NFL Fraud Case
• Ex-Pistons Player Got $180K Cut Of Health Fraud, Jury Hears
• Bally Sports Owner Announces Ch. 11 Deal For NBA Coverage
• Chicago Blackhawks Player Sues Team Over Abuse, Coverup
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Northwestern State Univ. Sued Over Football Player's Murder
• Ex-Worker's Golf Outing Not Irreparably Harmful, Judge Says
• Willkie, Katten Guide Deal Forming Football Agency
• Women Renew Class Cert. Push In U. Of Montana Bias Suit
• Russian Olympic Group Appeals Suspension, Funding Ban
• 7 NIL Considerations For Brand Deals With Student-Athletes
• Grambling Hooper Sharpens Attack Against NCAA Program
• NCAA Faces Billions In Damages As Judge Forges NIL Class
• Oklahoma Gov. Unveils Plans For Tribal Sports Betting
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Don King Says Boxer Untruthful About Visa In Contract Row
• MLB Avoids High Court Antitrust Scrutiny With Settlement
• Off The Bench: Soccer Ban, Favre's Loss, Trump's Bills Bid
• Jury Convicts Ex-Red Sox Network Exec Of Billing Fraud
• Mass. Justices Say Handshake Can't Save $19M Wynn Deal
• Atty Loses Bid To Stay Sanctions Of $312K In WWE Litigation
• 9th Circ. Won't Hear UFC Appeal Of Fighter Wage Class Cert.
• NASCAR, Racing Team Accused Of Anti-White Male Bias
• Red Sox Network CEO Rebuts Former Exec's Fraud Defense
• DC United Defends Ex-Trainer Firing Over Hand Gesture
• Panel Says Ga. Raceway Not To Blame In Teen Crash Suit
• Ex-Celtic Was In On Health Care Fraud, Gov't Witness Says
• NCAA Ineligibility Ruling Violated Antitrust Laws, Suit Alleges
• Ex-Fla. Atty Seeks Lenient Sentence In NFL Fraud Case
• Italian Betting Biz Pays €639M To Buy Online Rival
• Deals Rumor Mill: CVC And Waystar IPOs, Carlyle, Alo Yoga
• Trading Platform Sues CFTC To Lift Election Betting Ban
• 1st Circ. Upholds Mass. Tribe's Casino Land Grant
• NBA Health Fraud Trial 'About Greed And Lies,' Jury Told
• Judge Shifts Trading Card Rivals' Antitrust Showdown To NY
• Reed Smith Hires Veteran Video Games Atty From Covington
• Rival Gets WWE Defenses Trimmed In Antitrust Case
• Attorneys, Law Schools Must Adapt To New Era Of Evidence
• Knicks Suit Shows Need For Leagues To Protect Big Data