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Court Remands NFL Player’s Case After Finding Retirement Board Abused Discretion, in Part by Relying on Opinion of Physician It Retained

Dec 18, 2020

A magistrate judge from The Northern District of California has handed a victory to a former NFL player, who had challenged the decision of the Retirement Board of the Bert Bell/Pete Rozelle NFL Player Retirement Plan (Plan), which denied him total and permanent...

Montador v. NHL: Some of the Concussion Case Can Continue, But in Another Court

Dec 18, 2020

By Jeff Birren, Senior Writer Steven Montador played in the National Hockey League (NHL) for 11 years.  He suffered a number of concussions and passed away two years after he retired.  His Estate filed a lawsuit against the NHL that asserted a number of tort...

Massachusetts Appeals Court Extends Recklessness Standard to Athletic Practices

Dec 18, 2020

By Mailise Marks, of Segal McCambridge In a recent reported Appeals Court opinion, Massachusetts extended the recklessness standard of care to apply equally to practices as athletic games, even in noncontact sports. The facts of the case are simple, plaintiff Brandt,...

Analyzing Mayfield Athletics’ Antitrust Claims Against NOCSAE and Helmet Manufacturers

Dec 18, 2020

By Tim LaComb, of MoginRubin LLP (Editor’s note: In October, a federal judge from the Eastern District of Michigan granted the plaintiff’s motion to amend the lawsuit. This article examines the claims made in the litigation.) Mayfield Athletics, maker of a football...

Appeals Court Reverses, Finding Golfer Assumed the Risk of Slip and Fall

Dec 18, 2020

A New York state appeals court has reversed a trial court, reasoning that the doctrine of the assumption of the risk applied in a case involving a man who hurt himself during a round of golf and subsequently sued the golf course to recover damages. Jeffrey D. Conrad...

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  • NBA Beats Video Privacy Suit Twice On a Rule Even the Judge Applying It Doesn’t Believe In
  • School District That Ignored Heat Advisory May Face Trial for Soccer Player’s Heat Stroke
  • In a Loss for NFL, Randy Gregory’s Disability Claims Against League and Broncos Returned to State Court
  • POINT – Supreme Court Ruling Strengthens the Case Against Women’s Colleges Admitting Biological Males
  • COUNTERPOINT – The U.S. Supreme Court’s Decides the Transgender Sports ‘Issue’: A Setback for Science, Fairness, and Equal Opportunity
  • Maxed Out: Dumbbell Patent Infringement Suit Settles after Federal Circuit Rejects Alice Ineligibility
  • MSG Data Breach Lawsuit Could Test Liability for Sports Venues Using Facial Recognition
  • Owners of Chicago Professional Sports Franchises Discuss Stadium Development, Leadership and Legacy at Sports Lawyers Association Annual Conference
  • Pride and Messages: On the Religious Rights of Players on Pride Night
  • NFLPA Appears to Have Limited Ability to Help Sorsby
  • NIL and Equity: Examining Access, Visibility, and Influence in College Athletics
  • From the Transfer Portal to the Courtroom – Florida Atlantic Sues Former Student-Athletes Over Alleged NIL Breach
  • SafeSport: Safe or Not?
  • ‘Can I Get It Back?’ Legal Issues When Sports Museums Sell or Transfer Donated Memorabilia
  • A Whole New (Eligibility) World: The NCAA Shifts to Age-Based Model
  • Hackney Publications Launches Youth Sports & the Law

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