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Legally Weird Pro Wrestling May Be Fake, But the Monopoly Is Real

Pro Wrestling May Be Fake, But the Monopoly Is Real

By Andrew Leonatti | Last updated on

WWE Chairman and CEO Vince McMahon has time and again choke-slammed attempts by his independent contractors (also known as "wrestlers," "entertainers," or...

Legally Weird Fantasy Baseball Player Files Suit Claiming Cheating Scandals Created Unfair Gambling Platform

Fantasy Baseball Player Files Suit Claiming Cheating Scandals Created Unfair Gambling Platform

By Richard Dahl | Last updated on

Many baseball fans say that the recent revelations of electronic cheating by the Houston Astros has robbed them of their love of the game. A Massachusetts...

Legally Weird Can a COVID-Positive Baseball Player Face Legal Problems for Hugging Teammates?

Can a COVID-Positive Baseball Player Face Legal Problems for Hugging Teammates?

By Richard Dahl | Last updated on

Returning to competition during the coronavirus pandemic, professional sports leagues have created strict player testing regimens to minimize risks of...

Legally Weird Reggie Bush Stripped of Heisman Trophy Over NCAA Violations

Reggie Bush Stripped of Heisman Trophy Over NCAA Violations

By Laura Strachan, Esq. | Last updated on

The Heisman Trophy is awarded to the top college football player in any given year. The bronzed man signifies the best of the best and the award not only comes...

Legally Weird The Houston Astros' Legal Mess: A Summary

The Houston Astros' Legal Mess: A Summary

By Richard Dahl | Last updated on

It's become difficult to keep track of all the lawsuits that are landing on the Houston Astros' desk these days. At last count, there were five. The Astros, as...

Legally Weird Can Baseball Fans Sue an Opposing Team for Electronic Cheating?

Can Baseball Fans Sue an Opposing Team for Electronic Cheating?

By Richard Dahl | Last updated on

In baseball, stealing signs has always been an accepted part of the game. If a runner on second base can figure out that a curveball is coming next by decoding...

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