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Apr17

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by geoffmorris on April 17, 2013 at 9:58 PM

Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT Former manager sues Shakira for $100M over claimed partnership. IMDB wins “age” lawsuit. MPAA sides with Baltimore Ravens against […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: age, baltimore ravens, big east, Boise State, business partnership, concussion, contract, copyright, Defamation, drug charges, garth brooks, gordon ramsay, hostile work environment, houng hoang, howard stern, imdb, investigation, j.c. penney, macy's, martha stewart, Miami, mike mcqueary, mma, mountain west, mpaa, NCAA, NFL, oregon, penn state, plea, ref, riddell, shakira, sirius, stock options, universal music group, willie lyles

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Apr11

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by geoffmorris on April 11, 2013 at 7:37 AM

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Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT Kardashian Sisters sue ex-stepmom over family property. ESPN files for $5M in legal fees in dispute with Dish. Bradley […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: aereo, Arbitration, Auburn, bradley cooper, burglary, chris bosh, concussions, copyright, dish, ESPN, fox news, fox sports, grades, image, jenna jameson, kardashian, Lance Armstrong, legal fees, Miami Heat, murdoch, NCAA, news corp, NFL, premium rush, publicity, race discrimination suit, rutgers, SCA Promotions, suspicion of battery, tim pernetti

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Apr04

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by geoffmorris on April 4, 2013 at 11:08 AM

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Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT Hulk Hogan succeeds in keeping sex tape case in state court. Judge awards Disneyland visitor $4,000 for being trapped […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: $230 million, Angelina Jolie, Barack Obama, Capitol Records, concussions, copyright infringement, CTE, digital marketplace, disneyland, emotional harm, first-sale doctrine, Golf, hulk hogan, in the land of blood and honey, masters, Michael Jackson, Michael Jordan, motion to dismiss, nevin shapiro, New York Yankees, NFL, opening day, paternity suit, payroll, prince, redigi, removal, robert griffin iii, sex tape, tbi, ticket, university of miami, wiz khalifa, Wrongful death

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Mar27

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by geoffmorris on March 27, 2013 at 11:21 PM

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Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT “Freeway” Ricky Ross files appeal against Rick Ross. Judge rules for Warner Bros. in Superman rights case. Breaking Bad […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: "freeway" ricky ross, Auburn, bankruptcy, breaking bad, bryan cranston, CEO, concussions, copyright, copyright infringement, criminal indictment, death, drug possession, girls, harlem shake, Harvey Updyke, kevin johnson, likeness, lone ranger, neurology specialists, ohsa, paul jacobs, Plaxico Burress, poisoned trees, publicity, punxsutawney phil, qualcomm, retirement, rick ross, Sacramento Kings, sampling, script, superman, suspended driver's license, theft, too $hort, Warner Bros., women

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Mar20

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by geoffmorris on March 20, 2013 at 9:01 PM

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Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT Supreme Court rules First Sale Doctrine applies to works bought outside US and then resold in US. Ninth Circuit […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: application developers, apps, ar-15, birthdates, bobby brown, bullying, charlie sheen, concussion, copyright, cosmetics, curt schilling, dale earnhardt jr., drug possession, DUI, ed sullivan, Elmo, enforcement, fair use, File-Sharing, first-sale doctrine, florida state boxing commission, forbes, games, gun control, hollywood lawfirm, imdb, insurance, jersey boys, kardashian, legal malpractice, little league, loan guarantee, Meth, minor, money, NCAA, New York Yankees, NFL, nick diaz, ninth circuit court of appeals, scalping, settlement, stubhub, Supreme Court, tax evasion, trademark, transgender, tv streaming

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Mar06

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by geoffmorris on March 6, 2013 at 9:53 PM

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Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT Emails offer a glimpse into Michael Jackson’s last days. Former 1960s model sues over image used in Mad Men. Navajo […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: Barack Obama, baseball rule, big league chew, daughtry, daytona, Dish Network, DUI, endorsement, ESPN, fan injury, florida a&m, gita hall, idaho supreme court, image, insurance, jerry sandusky, jury award, kim jong un, legal costs, Liverpool, mad men, manslaughter, matt kemp, Michael Jackson, mike and molly, NASCAR, navajo nation, Negligence, north korea, racist, Red Sox, ricco rodriguez, rodman, royalties, tony stewart, UFC, val kilmer

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Feb20

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by geoffmorris on February 20, 2013 at 9:43 PM

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Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT Drake and Chris Brown sue each other over nightclub fight. Chubby Checker files trademark suit over penis-size estimation app. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: alabama, Arbitration, bernie fine, brad grey, Chris Brown, chubby checker, coach sidney lowe, concussions, culpability, david orentlicher, Defamation, Dish Network, divorce, drake, ESPN, florida atlantic university, Football, geo group, james franco, jerry sandusky, kim kardashian, kris humphries, Libel, MLB, naming rights, NBA, NCAA, new jersey nets, NFL, north carolina state, oscar pistorius, paramount, penn state, playoffs, reena steenkamp, rihanna, robbery, steroids, syracuse, taxes, trademark, Universal, william david, young jeezy

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Feb13

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by geoffmorris on February 13, 2013 at 11:58 PM

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Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT Dazed and Confused star Jason London was arrested after bar fight. Chris Brown to sue paparazzi over wrecked car. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: adrian cooper, Amazon, assault, bar fight, batmobile, beats, Boston Red Sox, boxing, buckwild, chip kelly, Chris Brown, College Football, concussions, dazed and confused, demetrin veal, dr. dre, drug possession, flying v, freeh report, gary stills, gibson guitar, jason london, jerry sandusky, joe paterno, jonathan papelbon, leroy hill, Michael Vick, MTV, NFL, Nike, paparazzi, patent, PED, penn state, phil knight, Philadelphia Eagles, riaa, ron dayne, salwa amin, seattle seahawks, settlement, shawn williams, sponge bob, ticket sales, toradol, trademark, Viacom, Warner Bros., yamaha, youth sports safety summit

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Feb06

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by geoffmorris on February 6, 2013 at 9:22 PM

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Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT 24/7 Wall St. ranks most valuable actors. Judge denies John Travolta’s request for arbitration in cruise ship case. Donald […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: anchored putters, Arbitration, bill maher, birth certificate, branding, catfishing, cheerleader, Cincinnati Bengals, citation, colin kaepernick, concussions, contract formation, David Stern, Defamation, donald trump, gambling, helmet testing, hgh testing, john travolta, kaepernicking, Lacrosse, Lance Armstrong, major applewhite, marketing, Miami, michael beasley, michigan, NBA, NCAA, new jersey, NFL, orangutan, phoenix suns, robert garrigus, samsung, san francisco 49ers, super bowl, Texas, trademarks, us postal service, value, virginia tech university research center

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Jan30

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by geoffmorris on January 30, 2013 at 6:17 PM

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Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT IRS filed third tax lien against O. J. Simpson. Real Housewives star Lisa Hochstein suing “random” woman on internet […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: akron, American Idol, banned substances, Barack Obama, burglary, cinemark, colorado shooting, corey clark, Defamation, divorce, escort, film reboot, football safety, Godzilla, harbowl, IRS, jeremy shockey, jerry sandusky, jim harbaugh, john harbaugh, junior seau, kim kardashian, kris humphries, lien, lisa hochstein, naked pictures, NCAA, NFL, O.J. Simpson, paula abdul, real housewives, social media, superbowl, taxes, taye diggs, trademark, tv revenue, twitter, vijay singh, Wrongful death

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