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Legally Weird Hope Solo Arrested for Allegedly Assaulting Sister, Nephew

Hope Solo Arrested for Allegedly Assaulting Sister, Nephew

By Daniel Taylor, Esq. | Last updated on

Soccer star Hope Solo was arrested over the weekend on suspicion of domestic violence. Solo, the goalkeeper for the gold medal-winning U.S. Women's National...

Legally Weird Donald Sterling's 'Threats' Not Enough for Restraining Order: Judge

Donald Sterling's 'Threats' Not Enough for Restraining Order: Judge

By Brett Snider, Esq. | Last updated on

Donald Sterling had a minor win in court, as a judge declined to grant restraining order against him based on alleged threats he made in a call to his...

Legally Weird Steve Ballmer Gets Court OK to Purchase Clippers

Steve Ballmer Gets Court OK to Purchase Clippers

By Daniel Taylor, Esq. | Last updated on

Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is now the official owner of the Los Angeles Clippers. National Basketball Association owners unanimously voted to approve...

Legally Weird Federal Judge Clears Way for NCAA Athlete Licensing Pay

Federal Judge Clears Way for NCAA Athlete Licensing Pay

By Daniel Taylor, Esq. | Last updated on

A Federal judge ruled on Friday that the NCAA can no longer prevent college football and basketball players from sharing in proceeds generated by use of their...

Legally Weird NASCAR's Tony Stewart Runs Over, Kills Competitor on Racetrack

NASCAR's Tony Stewart Runs Over, Kills Competitor on Racetrack

By Brett Snider, Esq. | Last updated on

NASCAR driver Tony Stewart has been accused of running over and killing a fellow competitor during a race Saturday in upstate New York. Kevin Ward Jr., 20, was...

Legally Weird NCAA's College-Athlete Pay Decision: Will It Pay Off for Players?

NCAA's College-Athlete Pay Decision: Will It Pay Off for Players?

By Daniel Taylor, Esq. | Last updated on

The NCAA's board of directors voted Thursday to give the five largest football conferences the freedom to begin paying their athletes small stipends as part of...

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