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Believeland No More: Boylan Files Age Discrimination Suit Against Cavs

JSEL · November 12, 2018 · Leave a Comment

Since superstar LeBron James left the Cleveland Cavaliers for the Los Angeles Lakers this past summer, the Cavs have been in a steep nose dive. Most recently, former assistant coach James Boylan (63 years old) filed an age discrimination suit in Ohio county court after the Cavs … [Read more...] about Believeland No More: Boylan Files Age Discrimination Suit Against Cavs

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: basketball, discrimination, employment, Litigation, NBA

Nike Gets the ‘W’ in ‘Jumpman’ Copyright Suit

JSEL · March 1, 2018 · Leave a Comment

On Tuesday, February 27, a 2-1 split Ninth Circuit panel rejected a copyright suit against Nike Inc. alleging the athletic company’s “Jumpman” logo infringed on a photographer’s copyright. The court ruled that the logo was not substantially similar enough to Jacobus Rentmeester’s … [Read more...] about Nike Gets the ‘W’ in ‘Jumpman’ Copyright Suit

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: basketball, copyright, Highlight, intellectual property, licensing, Litigation, NBA, sports

GOP Tax Plan Doesn’t See Fun in Stadium Funding

JSEL · November 10, 2017 · Leave a Comment

In the latest tax reform proposal, private activity bonds – a standard tool to finance stadium construction for decades – have been placed on the chopping block. House Republicans released proposed tax reforms that would eliminate private activity bonds. Interest earned on … [Read more...] about GOP Tax Plan Doesn’t See Fun in Stadium Funding

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: Highlight, MLB, NBA, NFL, sports, Stadium, tax

Online Sports Wagering? Don’t Bet On It

JSEL · November 2, 2017 ·

On October 30, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf signed House Bill 271, a gaming expansion bill that legalizes, among other things, online sports betting in Pennsylvania. Wolf’s signature comes a week after the state legislature passed the bill, which legalizes and regulates daily … [Read more...] about Online Sports Wagering? Don’t Bet On It

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: Gambling, Highlight, Litigation, MLB, NBA, NCAA, NFL, sports

Pulling Weeds out of NBA’s Banned Substances List

JSEL · October 27, 2017 · Leave a Comment

Former National Basketball Association (“NBA”) Commissioner David Stern has announced that he believes marijuana should be removed from the NBA’s banned substances list. In a documentary for the online sports programming network Uninterrupted, Stern speaks with former NBA player … [Read more...] about Pulling Weeds out of NBA’s Banned Substances List

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: Highlight, NBA

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