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Baseball's Antitrust Exemption no Help to Small-Market Teams

Major League Baseball is called "America's pastime." It is, however, quickly becoming America's big-market pastime, and antitrust law limits the.. Read More

June 2014 Faruki Website Newsletter

What's new at Faruki Ireland & Cox P.L.L. * The firm recently was top-ranked in the 2014 edition of Chambers USA: America's Leading Lawyers for.. Read More

Do the Washington Redskins Have to Change Their Name?

The Washington Redskins are changing their name?! In this business litigation update, Faruki Ireland & Cox discusses the recent ruling of the U.S... Read More

Current and Former Athletes Settle with EA, Lawsuit with NCAA Remains

On the heels of the National Labor Relations Board ruling that Northwestern University football players are university employees with the right to.. Read More

Handling the Non-Responsive Deponent: Object to the Form of His Answers

All too often, attorneys find themselves deposing an evasive witness who refuses to answer even the simplest of questions. Although such a witness.. Read More

Supreme Court of the United States Establishes New Standard for Standing in False Advertising Cases under the Lanham Act

Must a plaintiff be an actual competitor of the defendant to maintain a false advertising claim under the Lanham Act? The Supreme Court of the United.. Read More

Should Consumers Click "I Agree?"

Rumors were abuzz that if you "liked" the General Mills Facebook page, then you gave up the right to sue. In this Business Litigation Update, Faruki.. Read More

ABA Clarifies Ethical Rules Associated With Attorney Viewing of Juror Social Media

While social media can be a useful tool for attorneys, it can also be an ethical minefield. A lawyer may be tempted to search a potential juror's.. Read More

"Social Media" Turns 10-Years-Old

In this Business Litigation Update, Faruki Ireland & Cox explores the current controversy of Social Media in discovery. Courts and Commentators have.. Read More

District Courts Within the Sixth Circuit Weigh in on Discoverability of Social Media Information, Apply Traditional Discovery Rules to Emerging Forms of Technology.

The way people communicate with one another, share their documents, and store their personal information is changing rapidly. Letters, filing.. Read More
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