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Jordyn Marie Wieber v. United States Olympic Committee et al
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January 01, 2019
Sports Cases To Watch In 2019
After 2018 brought an end to some major long-standing legal disputes in sports, such as a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that opened the door for sports betting, the new year is set to see more developments and potential resolutions to many other significant sports legal cases. Here, Law360 takes a look at sports law cases attorneys to watch in 2019.
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September 04, 2018
MSU Seeks Good Faith Determination In $500M Nassar Deal
As more than 100 new victims of Larry Nassar come forward, Michigan State University has urged a California federal judge to give a good faith determination to a $500 million settlement with gymnasts who were abused by the former sports doctor and who had sued the school alleging it was liable for Nassar's sexual abuse.
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April 26, 2018
Ex-Olympic Gymnast Jordyn Wieber Sues Over Nassar Abuse
Olympic gold medalist Jordyn Wieber has joined a number of others in alleging former team doctor Larry Nassar wasn't properly monitored by organizations including USA Gymnastics, allowing him to leverage his position and abuse hundreds, according to a complaint removed to California federal court Wednesday.