Attorneys Examine Report that Shows Ups and Downs in Pro Sports Diversity

Jan. 6, 2012 - PRLog -- Austin, TX- January 6, 2012- The latest edition of Sports Litigation Alert features an article that examines to progress of true diversity in professional sports. Written by Joseph M. Hanna and S. Philip Unwin from Goldberg Segalla LLP, the article discusses the “unique set of challenges to getting there” that each league faces.

Summaries Include:

   Court Grants Insurance Company’s Motion to Dismiss Cleveland Indians Claim
   Championship Team Lacks Standing to Challenge Actions of Association
   North Carolina Judge Sides with UNC in McAdoo Suit
   Courts Wants More Facts Before Dismissing Claim in Skiing Mishap
   Court Grants Dismissal of Claim against Allen Iverson

Other Articles Include:

   The $2,000 Stipend and the Rule of Reason: an Antitrust Analysis
   A Perspective on the Feldman Case and the ADA — What it Means
   City’s So-Called Field of Dreams Proves to be a Legal Nightmare
   Leigh Steinberg Lawsuits Raise a Lot of Questions
   Getting in the Game: 2011 Report Shows Ups, Downs in Pro Sports Diversity


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Hackney Publications, which is a member of the National Sports Law Institute and the Sports and Recreation Law Association (http://srlaweb.org/), was founded by journalist Holt Hackney, who has spent more than 20 years writing about sports, business and the law.