By: Elisaveta Vesselinova NFL players are not required to be represented by agents, but having one is often in the player’s best interest, and can sometimes lead to a large…
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INSIDE THE $10 MILLION LAWSUIT AGAINST LEBRON JAMES AND DRAKE FOR AWARD-WINNING BLACK ICE DOCUMENTARY
By: Chloe Barrett Billy Hunter, the former longtime head of the NBA Players Association and ex-federal prosecutor, is seeking at least $10 million in damages and a share of profits…
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THE LIV-PGA DISPUTE HEATS UP
By: Max Hardt The PGA has some unwelcome competition. LIV Golf, funded by Saudi Arabia’s Private Investment Fund,[1] launched a new golf tour in June, 2022 with the first of…
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THE PIASTRI PROBLEM
By: Ben Jose The reigning Formula 2 champion, Oscar Piastri, found himself seatless at the pinnacle of motorsport in Formula 1 for the 2022 season.[1] The generational talent signed on…
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UCLA v. Under Armour – Is COVID-19 A Valid Reason To End A Sponsorship Agreement?
By: Katie Warren COVID-19 has brought a lot of change to our world. In these uncertain times, stores have closed, people have been laid off, movies are now streaming online…
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Gifts, Lies, and Cover-ups from Hawaii Basketball Program
In addition to upcoming NCAA hearings, the university is also likely to face a civil suit from former head coach Gib Arnold. Despite being paid the $344,000 remaining for the…
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The Walking Dead Lawsuit: Vertical Integration is Still Alive in the Entertainment Industry
The creator of The Walking Dead claims AMC negotiated its licensing agreements in bad faith and engaged in “self-dealing,” allegedly paying a low licensing rate to the AMC affiliate studio…
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A Potential Contract Sweetener: Rewarding Good Behavior
Both athletes and management are at high risk for finding themselves the objects of lawsuits brought by intimate partners, acquaintances, or even strangers. Whether or not there is truth behind…