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    December 7, 2020in Blogs, IP, Trademarks0by Editor
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    Playing Ball for the Billionaires

    College athletes across the United States are trading in their jerseys for suits to take on a different court: the District Court. On June 15, 2020, a class-action lawsuit was…

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    August 28, 2014in Competition Law, IP, Licensees, Ownership, US0by Editor
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    N-C-Double Don’t: Student-Athletes’ Likenesses No Longer Free for Use

    A landmark ruling on Friday August 8, 2014 determined that the National Collegiate Athletic Association  (the “NCAA”) can no longer stop its athletes from selling the rights to their own names,…

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    April 7, 2014in Copyright, Gaming, IP, Trademarks, US0by Editor
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    The Keller/O'Bannon Lawsuit: Why Canadians Should Care

    There is currently a live, ongoing legal dispute in California between former and current student athletes (SAs) and the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) which reveals that regulations defining collegiate…

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    August 13, 2013in Freedom of Speech, Gaming, Human Rights, Identity Theft, MediaLaws, Personality Rights, Technology, US0by Editor
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    EA Loses Battle to Put Athlete’s Likeness in Video Game

    In a victory for athletes specifically, and proponents of personality rights generally, the US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal has ruled against Electronic Arts (EA) in its use of former…

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    October 6, 2009in IP, Personality Rights0by Editor
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    No Touchdown for Jim Brown in Suit Against Electronic Arts

    Alex Gloor is a JD Candidate at Osgoode Hall Law School. A recent District Court decision out of California dismissed the case of NFL Hall of Fame player Jim Brown…

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