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August 24, 2012

Here is the contents of the August 24, 2012 issue of Sports Litigation Alert, an online sports-law journal.

Experts Question USADA’s Jurisdiction in Armstrong Case
Bruce Matthews’ Narrow Effect on California Workers’ Compensation Claims
Practical Considerations in Finding the Right Athlete to Endorse Your Products
European Stadia Embrace Technology in Spite of Privacy Concerns
Court Sustains ADA Claim Brought by Coach Who Suffers from Post-concussion Syndrome
Proving Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy in California Athlete Workers’ Compensation Cases
Minnesota High Court Rejects Verdict against University Coach for Negligent Misrepresentation in Hiring
Thomas Jefferson School of Law to Host Prestigious National Sports Law Negotiation Competition in Late September
What Sports Organizations Can Learn From Oprah
Federal Judge Sides with NFL in Dispute over Arbitrator
Second Circuit Affirms and Concludes Cheerleading is Not a Sport (Yet) in Biediger v. Quinnipiac University
Competing Before the PTO: Four Things a Professional Athlete Should Consider When Seeking a Federal Trademark Registration