Morning Docket

Morning Docket 06.25.21

* The NCAA has failed to dismiss a lawsuit filed by athletes aimed at recovering a portion of TV revenue. This has not been a good week for the NCAA... [USA Today] * "Stuttering John" from the Howard Stern show has lost his lawsuit against SiriusXM. [Reuters] * Attorney General Merrick Garland said that 500 people have been arrested so far for the January 6th Capitol riots. [CNBC] * A lawsuit has been filed to stop the Governor of Maryland from ending federal unemployment benefits. [Washington Post] * A veteran lawyer for GameStop has left the company to work as counsel to a chicken-restaurant chain. Hope they aren't just paying him chicken feed... [Bloomberg]

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* The NCAA has failed to dismiss a lawsuit filed by athletes aimed at recovering a portion of TV revenue. This has not been a good week for the NCAA… [USA Today]

* “Stuttering John” from the Howard Stern show has lost his lawsuit against SiriusXM. [Reuters]

* Attorney General Merrick Garland said that 500 people have been arrested so far for the January 6th Capitol riots. [CNBC]

* A lawsuit has been filed to stop the Governor of Maryland from ending federal unemployment benefits. [Washington Post]

* A veteran lawyer for GameStop has left the company to work as counsel to a chicken-restaurant chain. Hope they aren’t just paying him chicken feed… [Bloomberg]


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