January 2011 Edition - Vol. 2, No. 1
Editors
Bill Hogan and Jay Fee
In this issue:
- Golf Anti-Counterfeiting Group Seizes More Than 80,000 Fakes in September Raids
- Court Dismisses Ex-Athletes’ Antitrust Claim Against NCAA
- Raiders, NFL Properties Accuse Hamburger Chain for Ambush Marketing
- BU Plans Study that will Examine Concussions and NFL Players
- Beasley Suit Turns Entitlement on its Ear
- Calipari and Rose Settle Ticketholders’ Suit
- Ex-Player Sues the New York Knicks
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The Nelson Mullins Sports Business Law Group utilizes experienced legal practitioners to provide responsive services to clients doing business in a very competitive sports industry. The Sports Business Law Group works with corporations, leagues, teams, colleges and universities, individuals and other entities in need of focused assistance in practice areas such as licensing, sponsorships, endorsements, intellectual property, tax, mergers and acquisitions, telecommunications and media rights, litigation, labor and employment, product liability, counterfeit and gray markets, NCAA compliance, internal investigations, Title IX and venue accessibility matters.
To learn more about the Sports Business Law Group contact Jay Fee (617.573.4774/ jay.fee@nelsonmullins.com) or Bill Hogan (617.573.4701/bill.hogan@nelsonmullins. com).
The articles published in this newsletter are intended only to provide general information on the subjects covered. The contents should not be construed as legal advice or a legal opinion. Readers should consult with legal counsel to obtain specific legal advice based on particular situations.