Entertainment & Sports Law

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A High-Impact Ruling for Athletic Rule

Yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling upholding a no-recruiting rule is likely to have an impact across the nation. The court upheld an athletic association rule barring high school coaches from recruiting athletes. The rule did not infringe the free speech rights of a coach who sent a letter to students, the…

Jun 22, 2007 3:45 PM CDT

Yankees’ Giambi to Testify About Steroids

A designated hitter for the New York Yankees will be the first baseball player to testify before a major league baseball steroids use investigator. Under an agreement announced today that could save him from suspension by major league baseball, Jason Giambi is expected to discuss with George Mitchell his own…

Jun 22, 2007 1:17 AM CDT

Trial Looks at Genesis of JT Leroy

A federal trial in Manhattan offers insights into the creation of the literary persona known as JT Leroy. A film production company is seeking to void a contract with a company owned by author Laura Albert, a Brooklyn Heights novelist who penned a book supposedly written by Leroy, the New…

Jun 15, 2007 3:57 PM CDT

Lawyer vs Lawyer: Bears Tickets Mine

Four years ago, Douglas Warlick and Donald Ramsell decided to share the cost of season tickets for the Chicago Bears, splitting the $10,000 application fee for four seat licenses. But as the team prospered, the two lawyers’ friendship faltered. Warlick liked to tailgate in the parking lot. Ramsell wanted to…

Jun 11, 2007 7:03 PM CDT

Heirs of Marilyn Monroe Lose Photo Rights

Marilyn Monroe’s popularity lives on, but laws passed after her death do not give heirs rights to her photos, a judge has ruled.

May 4, 2007 12:35 PM CDT

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