Sportsmen Can Proceed With Claim Against Game Commission

A three-judge Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court panel has concluded that a Pennsylvania sportsmen’s organization, the Unified Sportsmen of Pennsylvania, is within its legal rights to challenge the method the state Game Commission uses to estimate the state’s deer...

Duke Wins Contract Case Due to Bad Football Team

By Mark Conrad   Duke University’s football team has lost many a game on the field. However, its poor record translates to a win in a Kentucky court of law by persuading a Kentucky trial judge that the failure of University of Louisville to find a “team of...

Federal Court Requires Board To Hire Minority Head Football Coach

In a case, whose origins extended back to the 1960s and the days of the Civil Rights Movement, a federal judge has ordered a school district to hire an African-American Head Football Coach it had originally passed over in hopes of achieving a more racially balanced...

University of Tampa Is Sued by Cheerleader Who Was Raped by Coach

A former University of Tampa Cheerleader has sued the university for negligence after she was raped by her coach. Among her contentions was that the university should have performed thorough background checks when the coach was hired.   In 1993, according to the...

Is It Fair Or Foul?

By Carla Varriale, Esq. and Gil Fried, Esq.*   The following represents a brief exchange between two experienced attorneys who have been involved in numerous spectator injury cases arising out of errant baseballs, bats, hockey pucks and promotional items during a...