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March 30, 2023
Former US Atty To Rep. Ivy League In Athlete Scholarship Suit
A former U.S. attorney for Connecticut is one of two partners at Finn Dixon & Herling LLP who will represent eight Ivy League universities and the Ivy League Council of Presidents in a proposed federal class action brought by student athletes.
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March 17, 2023
Ivy League Antitrust Case In Conn. No Slam Dunk, Experts Say
A federal lawsuit claiming Ivy League universities colluded to restrict athletic scholarships takes advantage of a door the U.S. Supreme Court opened in 2021, but defining a relevant market for antitrust protection is a significant hurdle that could be its downfall, experts told Law360.
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March 07, 2023
Ivy League Athletes Hit 8 Universities With Price-Fixing Claim
Eight Ivy League universities are engaged in an illegal price-fixing scheme to raise the cost of education and suppress the compensation that student athletes receive for their services, two basketball players alleged in a proposed federal class action filed Tuesday in the District of Connecticut.
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