This Lawyer Keeps Score For Steph Curry When He’s Done With His In-House Work
This is one of the coolest side gigs in the world for a sports fan.
La’el Collins Sues NFL, Roger Goodell
Collins will likely seek immediate injunctive action.
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Lawyer’s $2M Scam Revolved Around People Actually Wanting Philadelphia Eagles Tickets
Some years that's a safe bet. Other years...
NLRB General Counsel: College Athletes Are Employees Under The NLRA
The core of Abruzzo's argument focuses on the common law definition of an employee.
Basketball Game Clock Patent Owner Blows The Whistle On Alleged Infringer
Michael Costabile, a former NBA referee, is suing fellow basketball referee Keith Fogleman for allegedly ripping off Costabile's patent.
Lawsuits Filed In ‘Messi’ Soccer Dispute
Fan lawsuits are the best.
What Biglaw Can Learn From Personal Injury Firms
How a former insurance agent built a Houston injury practice around systems, empathy, and disciplined advocacy.
Did The Cleveland Indians Commit A Colossal Misstep With Rebranding To The Guardians?
As of today, a Cleveland-based roller derby league owns ClevelandGuardians.com,
City Of Pasadena Prevails In Thorny Rose Bowl Trademark Dispute
This ruling may serve as an important decision in the context of sports-related trademark usage but has a much broader meaning as well.
Legalization Of Online Sports Betting In Florida Could Be Stalled For Violating Federal Laws
The plaintiffs take issue with Florida's interpretation of what it means to place a sports wager on Indian lands.
University of Arkansas Has Unique NIL Prohibition
Their policy prohibits athletes from using school colors with their NIL deals. Can this be challenged?
How Checkbox’s ‘Legal Front Door’ Can Transform Your Workflow
Leveraging agentic AI to triage, prioritize, and automate the law department inbox.
Plaintiffs In Batsh*t MLB All Star Suit Forfeit The Game
It's marginally less humiliating than getting struck out for nine consecutive innings.
The NCAA Is Not Above The Law
Supreme Court hands NCAA a loss in Alston case.
Texas Is 6th State To Require College Athlete NIL Rights As Of July 1
Meanwhile, Congress has taken no action on a national NIL law and continues to do nothing despite holding hearings on Capitol Hill concerning the need to provide athletes NIL rights on a nationwide basis.
Judge Spanks Kraken Lawyer In Disastrous Hearing On MLB All Star Game
Holy train wreck, Batman!
Congress Is Embarrassed For Not Passing An NIL Law, As It Continues To Do Nothing
As Congress continues to sit on its hands, states are staying aggressive and passing their own pieces of legislation.