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Nov28

Weekly PULSE

by geoffmorris on November 28, 2012 at 8:25 PM

Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT Artist sues THQ claiming infringement of Carlos Condit’s tattoo. Film Academy sues over potential Oscar statue sale. Jury awards […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: academy awards, acc, anchored putters, angry birds, big bang theory, big ten, budweiser, carlos condit, CBA, child support, counterfeiters, Detroit Red Wings, employment discrimination, flight, gabriel aubry, girls gone wild, Golf, grand canyon university, halle berry, kunal nayyar, les miles, lsu, Maryland, match-fixing, mediation, NCAA, NHL, nhlpa, Oscars, PED, Phoenix Coyotes, player agent, price is right, Reggie Bush, restraining order, San Francisco Giants, seattle seahawks, super drunk, tattoo, thq, todd mcnair, trademark, university of southern california, USC, warren sapp, World Series

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Nov21

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by geoffmorris on November 21, 2012 at 8:37 PM

Posted In: Weekly PULSE

Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT The Situation is suing a vodka company alleging the owe him millions. Judge dismisses one count, under paparazzi law, in Justin Bieber […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: abc, anti-paparazzi law, big ten, brazil, Breach of Contract, bruno fernandes, california supreme court, CBA, concussions, danica patrick, decertification, desperate housewives, devotion spirits, Dish Network, divorce, ed reed, eliza samundio, Elmo, emmanuel sanders, flipping out, jeff lewis, jenni pulos, Justin Bieber, Kevin Clash, lord of the rings, merton hanks, national labor relations board, NFL, NFLPA, NHL, nhlpa, nicollette sheridan, nondisclosure agreement, paul raef, rutgers university, Sesame Street, sexual abuse, Soccer, social media, ted cottrell, the hobbit, The Situation, tolkien, touchstone television, university of maryland, warner brothers

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Nov14

Weekly PULSE

by geoffmorris on November 14, 2012 at 11:06 PM

Posted In: Weekly PULSE

Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT A New York appeals court affirms denial of summary judgement in Beyonce’s video game suit. Duane “Dog” Chapman wins […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: abuse allegations, ariel winters, Auburn, bernie fine, beyonce, buffalo bills, CBA, charlie sheen, colorado, demarcus cousins, donald fehr, duane "dog" chapman, girls gone wild, hanesbrands, jamie foxx, joe francis, Lance Armstrong, Livestrong, marijuana laws, marquess wilson, mike leach, modern family, nbpa, NFL, NFLPA, nhlpa, pac 12, rashard mendenhall, sean elliott, steve wynn, talent agencies act, telephone consumer protections act, texts, washington, washington state university

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Nov07

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by geoffmorris on November 7, 2012 at 11:36 AM

Posted In: Weekly PULSE

Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT Former assistant sues Paulina Rubio for a claimed attack. Judge dismisses suit against Britney Spears. Paramount and John Singleton […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: anheuser-busch, army, avatar, blayne barber, Britney Spears, budweiser, CBA, Chris Brown, concussions, copyright, copyright royalties, Dallas Cowboys, fair use, flight, Fox, graham spanier, grand theft auto, hustle and flow, injury information, jerry sandusky, john singleton, Lindsay Lohan, Los Angeles Lakers, marquess wilson, monday night football, murder, NFL, NHL, nhlpa, paramount, paulina rubio, penn state, probation, q-school, ray charles, sam worthington, sean payton, termination rights, tyron smith, washington state university, widow, winter classic

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Oct31

Weekly PULSE

by geoffmorris on October 31, 2012 at 12:32 PM

Posted In: Weekly PULSE

Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT Tom Cruise files defamation lawsuit against celebrity magazine publishers. Tom Cruise’s defamation lawsuit may open up his personal life […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: 2016: obama's america, american express, antitrust, attorney general, BCS, CBA, commercial appropriation, copyright, copyright alert system, Defamation, dinesh d'souza, douglas sain, florida, gambling, magic johnson, MLB, NCAA, NHL, nhlpa, northop grumman, riaa, san fransico giants, sanctions, sean garrett, tom cruise, trademark, Utah, washington post, william faulkner, World Series, wrongful termination, youth sports

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Oct02

Weekly PULSE

by geoffmorris on October 2, 2012 at 10:52 PM

Posted In: Weekly PULSE

Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT Terminated associate producer of Cops show sues the production company over alleged age discrimination. A judge dismissed a defamation lawsuit […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: age discrimination, al simmons, alabama, assault, atlanta falcons, BCS, CBA, cinemark, Clear Channel, cops, dark knight rises, Defamation, election fraud, eric gagne, financial advisory program, go on, Green Bay Packers, handgun, internet radio fairness act, jerry sandusky, john abraham, john travolta, jose mourinho, Lindsay Lohan, Los Angeles Dodgers, lsu, mike mcqueary, music royalties, NBC, new normal, New Orleans Hornets, new york police, NFL, NFLPA, NFLRA, ngl, nhlpa, north dakota state university, obscenity, obstruction, pandora, ped ryder cup, penn state, police, radio, real madrid, refs, revolution, rory mcllroy, seattle seahawks, shooting, southern utah university, spawn, theft, todd mcfarlane, whistle blower

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Sep26

Weekly PULSE

by geoffmorris on September 26, 2012 at 9:49 AM

Posted In: Weekly PULSE

Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT Lindsay Lohan and Amanda Bynes feud over differences between their experiences in the criminal justice system. Fiona Apple was arrested for possession […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: $10 million, amanda bynes, anti-doping, appellate court, arena, ban, billy joe armstrong, border control, boz scaggs, CBA, digital royalties, DUI, ed meyer, evidence, fiona apple, gambling, green day, Harvey Updyke, hashish, hit and run, international cycling union, jennifer lopez, jerry sandusky, ken feinberg, leaving scene, legislator, lilo, lockout, monday night football, NBA, new jersey, NFL, NFL rules, NFLPA, NHL, nhlpa, ojani noa, overturn, penn state, player's union, record labels, referee lockout, rehab, REO speedwagon, replacement refs, seattle, seattle seahawks, settle, sports betting, stubstance abuse, terrorizing, tips

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Apr18

MLB’s New CBA Forces Small-Market Teams to Adapt

by caseyjohnson on April 18, 2012 at 11:02 AM

Posted In: Business Organizations, High School Sports, Labor Law, Law, MLB, NCAA, Sports

Last November Major League Baseball (MLB) announced its new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) which ensures the sport will have more than 20 years without a single labor stoppage. Sports fans across the country, still bitter from the debacle that was […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: Amateur draft, Angels, Baseball, C.C. Sabathia, Carl Crawford, CBA, Collective Bargaining Agreement, David Stern, Deadspin, draft, draft spending, Kansas City, MLB, money, Pittsburgh Pirates, professional baseball, Red Sox, Royals, signing bonus, small-market, Yankees

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Nov23

Weekly PULSE

by Robbie Hendricks on November 23, 2011 at 10:15 AM

Posted In: Weekly PULSE

Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT Are you infringing on copyright? “Yuuup!” The legal battle over who gets to say “Yuuup!” Gary Busey gets […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: airport, antitrust, arrested development, ball boys, bernie fine, boeheim, britain, CBA, Collective Bargaining Agreement, copyright, dna test, draft, drunk, eligibility, father, gary busey, greg halman, hgh testing, hollywood managers, hugh grant, infringement, jenna jameson, jk rowling, joel tenenbaum, Justin Bieber, kellogg, la galaxy, license, lockout, maya archaeology, minnesota, MLB, music downloading, NBA, nba players, netflix, New York Jets, oscar de la hoya, reward offers, rex ryan, sam, seattle mariners, stabbing, swearing, syracuse, tabloids, talent agents, time warner, toucan, trademark, tv landscape, women's clothing, yuuup

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Oct14

Shut Up & Play

by Robbie Hendricks on October 14, 2011 at 6:21 PM

Posted In: Antitrust, Labor Law, Law, NBA, Sports

It is time for the players of the NBA to stop talking, stop ‘making a stand’ and take what the owners are offering, which currently stands at a 50/50 split of revenue. At the end of the day the fans […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: 50/50 revenue split, athletes, CBA, Collective Bargaining Agreement, lockout, millionaires, NBA, nba lock out, nba lockout, small market teams

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