Looking For A New NFL Players Association Leader? Send In The Clowns
It may be true that people get the leaders they deserve. But it's equally true that no one, not even Joe Flacco, deserves this.
Ask Not What The NFL Can Do For Buffalo
If the Bills stay in Buffalo, lawyers will make New York pay through the flared nostrils.
Why Better Financial Acumen is the Key to Law Firm Success in 2025
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NCAAFL-CIOCraziness
Northwestern student athletes filed a petition to form a union; Eli Manning is allegedly peddling imitation goods.
Shockingly, Creepy Musical Group Accused of Creepy Sexual Harassment
The Insane Clown Posse allegedly sexually harassed their former lawyer and tried to force her to commit illegal and unethical acts, according to this graphic complaint.
Non-Sequiturs: 03.28.13
* Real Housewives “star” Porsha Williams Stewart found out about her husband, former Pittsburgh QB Kordell Stewart, filing for divorce from the media. She shouldn’t have been surprised. Slash was always elusive. [USA Today] * An anonymous Twitter account wreaks havoc on UK law students. One Tweet: “#LawTips: edit the Wikipedia page after copying it to avoid plagiarism.” Here’s a pro tip: if you’re copying Wikipedia for law school, you’re doing it wrong. [Legal Cheek] * How out of control is tuition? At 26 law schools, recent graduates with $160,000 in annual income are STILL eligible for the federal IBR program intended to relieve the debt burden on impoverished students. [Constitutional Daily] * As our own Juggalo Law pointed out, the NFL engages in some awfully shady sexual orientation profiling. [Sports Law Blog] * You’d think the Republicans would be all for funding scientific endeavors to prove that rape victims in the animal kingdom “have ways of shutting that down.” [Jezebel] * UNLV Law Dean Nancy Rapoport takes issue with Professor Derek Muller’s ranking of “Career Baristas” out of law school. If there was one dean who was going to know the statistical angles, it was going to be the one in Las Vegas. [UNLV Law Blog] * Ever wanted to watch video of the folks from Lawyers, Guns & Money discussing Game of Thrones? Sure you have! And that’s why we invented jumps…
The Extrajudicial Proclivities Of The NFL And NCAA
Due Process doesn't seem to be in the NCAA's playbook.
The Next Chapter In Legal Tech Innovation: Introducing Protégé™
Meet LexisNexis Protégé™, the new AI assistant that leverages personalization choices controlled by the user or their organization to optimize the individual’s AI experience.
Sports Law, Spaw, Lorts: College Sports Edition
In today's sports law column: an LSU fan gets teabagged, Chris Cicero gets suspended after the OSU incident, and other sports figures in legal hot water.
Sports Law, Spaw, Lorts: Johnny Football!!!
What is the latest in terms of Johnny Football's™ legal woes? Plus a round-up of other athletes in legal hot water.
Sports Law, Spaw, Lorts: Chris Christie Edition
What's the latest news about Gov. Chris Christie's New Jersey sports betting law? Plus a round-up of other athletes in legal hot water.
The Circus Goes to Washington: Insane Clown Posse Sues the FBI Over Gang Designation
ICP and its rabid Juggalo fanbase are suing the FBI after being labelled as a gang.
The Hidden Threat: How Fake Identities used by Remote Employees Put Your Business at Risk—and How to Defend Against This
Reach out to continue the conversation on how to most effectively detect, prevent, and correct this or other types of fraud, cybercrime, misconduct, and non-compliance.
Sports Law, Spaw, Lorts: Más Sandusky
In today's sports law column: Jerry Sandusky, Joe Amendola, and Kevin Pezzoni.
Sports Law, Spaw, Lorts: Graham Spanier Edition
In today's sports law column: Graham Spanier, Ryan Lochte, and Eddie Murray.
The People v. Cap’n Crunch: Suing Big Food
Veterans of the tobacco wars are gearing up to file lawsuits against the food industry. What types of claims are these suits making?
Sports Law, Spaw, Lorts: Mostly Football Extravaganza
In today's sports law column: Chad Johnson, workers' compensation in the NFL, and Jim Donnan.
Progressive Professes the Insurance Company Creed
After being attacked for allegedly defending the driver who killed one of its insureds, what does Progressive Insurance have to say for itself? Here is their statement.