Sports:
- This month’s rash of indictments over alleged point-shaving in college basketball seems unlikely to prompt immediate wholesale changes within the NCAA, with the organization instead looking outward to address the threats posed by risky wagers offered on its games. NCAA Eyes Outreach, Not Overhaul, In Hoops Betting Scandal – Law360
- The principal owner of the WNBA’s Chicago Sky has shortchanged the team’s minority investors to his own benefit as the popularity and value of the team and league have risen, one of the partners claimed in an Illinois state suit. Chicago Sky’s Owner Stiffing Minority Partners, Suit Claims
- Trading card customers accusing Fanatics of manipulating the market through its exclusive deals with the major sports leagues make premature and implausible conclusions, the collectibles giant told a New York federal judge in its bid to dismiss the suit. Fanatics, Leagues Want Out Of Card Buyers’ Antitrust Suit
- A Manhattan federal jury on Wednesday convicted a Washington state man of meticulously faking grades to boost the value of big-dollar trading cards, including an iconic Michael Jordan rookie card, to rip off buyers seeking collectibles in prime condition. Jordan Card Seller Found Guilty Of Faking ‘Mint’ Grades
- Ten former NFL players suing the league’s disability plan for denying them benefits were turned down for class certification on Wednesday by a Maryland federal judge, who said the group failed to show the commonality of the proposed class’ claims. No Class Cert. For Ex-NFL Players In Benefits Challenge
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- A CA federal judge was right to free Hulu LLC from allegations that it infringed Sound View Innovations LLC’s streaming patent, the Federal Circuit determined. 24-1092.OPINION.1-29-2026_2640097.pdf
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