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Court Dismisses Plaintiff’s ADA Claim Against Mercedes-Benz Superdome

Dec 4, 2020

A federal judge of the Eastern District of Louisiana has dismissed the claim of a quadriplegic, who sued the owners and operators of the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, alleging violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act and/or the Rehabilitation Act. On June 14,...

Moore v. Katin-Borland: Venue Transferred in Legal Malpractice Case involving Concussion

Dec 4, 2020

By Jeff Birren, Senior Writer Introduction Booker Moore played for the Buffalo Bills in the 1980s.  He died in 2009.  A post-mortem examination revealed that he had chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE).  Stephanie Moore, the widow, and Personal...

Charles Oakley v. Madison Square Garden: The Second Circuit Gives Oakley a Second Chance

Dec 4, 2020

By Jeff Birren, Senior Writer In February 2017 former New York Knicks player Charles Oakley went to a Knicks game at Madison Square Garden.  He sat close to the court, and the game was soon secondary.  MSG’s security asked Oakley to leave and when he did not...

Sexual Assault Victims May Only Sue the NCAA in Limited Jurisdictions Despite its National Presence

Dec 4, 2020

By Geoffrey A. Leskie and Adrienne M. Arlan, of Segal McCambridge Singer & Mahoney Athleticism in our country represents may things to many people. For some, it provides an opportunity to socialize, and for others, it represents a large part of their identity and...

How Assisting a Concussed Student Athlete Led to the Dismissal of a Tenured Faculty Member

Dec 4, 2020

By Robert J. Romano, St. John’s University, Division of Sports Management Tenure is a term that causes junior faculty to tether themselves to their desk and frantically write with the hope of having their research published in scholarly journals. It’s when a college...

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  • 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
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