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New Lawsuit Alleges Minor League Salaries Fail to Meet Minimum Wage

In the latest chapter of what has been a landmark year in sports law, several current and former minor league baseball players have filed a class.. Read More

Disney, DreamWorks, and Other Hollywood Studios Named in Antitrust Class Action Over Alleged "No Raid" Scheme

The Walt Disney Company and Walt Disney Animation Studios have had a (snow)-monstrous year with the smashing success of Frozen and the.. Read More

Antitrust Ruling Brings Big Changes to College Athletics

Can the National Collegiate Athletic Association ("NCAA") continue to prohibit member schools from offering direct compensation to student-athletes?.. Read More

The Ongoing Saga of Establishing Harm and Class in Privacy Litigation: An Update

In privacy litigation, the cornerstones of establishing a case rise and fall on two things. Harm. First, can the plaintiffs establish a claim by.. 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

Jeffrey Knight Joins Faruki Ireland & Cox

Faruki Ireland & Cox P.L.L. is pleased to welcome Jeffrey Knight as the firm’s newest member. Knight joins FI&C after serving as a litigation.. Read More

Changing Landscape of Product Liability Class Actions: Did Comcast Eviscerate Product Liability Class Actions? Or, Do Whirlpool And Sears Signal Significant Changes Ahead?

The landscape of product liability class actions has changed significantly in recent years, generally favoring defending companies. Recent decisions.. Read More

SCOTUS Considers Whether "Parens Patriae" Actions are "Mass Actions" under CAFA

Less than a year after issuing its first ruling interpreting the Class Action Fairness Act ("CAFA"), the Supreme Court heard oral argument last week.. Read More

Ohio Supreme Court Rules that Ohio Courts "Must Conduct a Rigorous Analysis" When Evaluating Whether to Certify a Class

Recall that last June I told you that the Supreme Court of Ohio agreed to consider State Farm's discretionary appeal of the Eighth District Court of.. Read More

Predominance Inquiry and Rigorous Analysis: Comcast Corp. Already Impacting Class Certification Appellate Review

The recent Comcast Corp. opinion from the U.S. Supreme Court is already impacting appellate review of class certification decisions. In Comcast Corp... Read More
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