The NCAA won its bid to stay an injunction granted in favor of college athletes suing to compete for a fifth year, allowing the sports organization’s new age-based eligibility rules to be implemented as intended. In a Friday order, the Tenth Circuit staye... See more
The NCAA convinced an Ohio state appeals court to stay an injunction granted in favor of a group of college basketball players suing to compete for a fifth year, marking a temporary win for the sports organization that argues the plaintiffs have already e... See more
The NCAA is appealing a district court ruling that would allow a whole class of Division I athletes to play for a fifth season, arguing the judge was “egregiously wrong.” A July 31 temporary restraining order by Judge Charlotte N. Sweeney of the US Distri... See more
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association, founder of the prestigious Golden Globe Awards, filed an antitrust lawsuit against Penske Media Corp. alleging a scheme to fraudulently acquire the 80-plus-year-old annual ceremony and “destroy” its former owner. T... See more
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association, founder of the prestigious Golden Globe Awards, filed an antitrust lawsuit against Penske Media Corp. alleging a scheme to fraudulently acquire the 80-plus-year-old annual ceremony and “destroy” its former owner. T... See more
