Evidence Suppressed in Aaron Hernandez Case
Summary: Judge E. Susan Garsh ruled that evidence obtained from two cell phones and three tablets will not be admissible…
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How to Become a Sports Attorney
Among legal specializations, sports attorney is a flashy and envied position. Should you consider becoming a sports lawyer? These articles…
Law Firm Seeks Sports Niche
When the going gets tough, the tough get creative. Now that the legal sector is struggling and in fact has…
Barry Bonds Seeks Another Swing at Felony Evasion
Barry Bonds wants a third swing on evading the felony charge set on him by a grand jury. They convicted…
NFL Review: Week 6
Each week, our team of analysts and insiders will offer their expert insight onto the best football games of the…
Jeff Kessler to Represent Unpaid College Athletes
High profile anti-trust lawyer Jeff Kessler, a man who according to Bloomberg “helped bring free agency to the NFL,” is…
NFL Pays Retired Players in Concussion Lawsuit Settlement
The National Football League has finally reached a settlement with over 4,500 players and their families. The proposed settlement is…
NBA’s Jason Collins Comes Out
Gay culture could be viewed as a map with explored and unexplored territory. The first people to admit they were…
Should Transgender MMA Figher be Allowed to Fight Women?
Transgender is the new gay. Just as the public has long been asking about what it means to be gay…
Charges that Lance Armstrong Doped his Performance are Dropped
The dope charges against cyclist champion Lance Armstrong have been dropped. The US justice department has for two years been…
Siegel Races Back to Indy Law Firm
Max L. Siegel, former president of global operations for Dale Earnhardt, is rejoining Indianapolis' Baker & Daniels to lead an…