November 04, 2024
Swimming's international governing body has asked the Ninth Circuit to rethink a decision that revived a pair of lawsuits brought by a trio of swimmers and a swimming league claiming the governing body's boycott violated antitrust laws.
September 18, 2024
The Ninth Circuit has revived a class action from the International Swimming League and a trio of competitive swimmers accusing the sport's global governing body of orchestrating a de facto boycott of the upstart league, overruling a district court that threw out the case.
February 16, 2024
The International Swimming League and swimmers urged the Ninth Circuit on Friday to revive their certified class antitrust claims against the sport's international governing body over its alleged 2018 "boycott" of an ISL event, arguing the lower court erred in finding the organization's actions didn't constitute a boycott.
June 15, 2023
A trio of swimmers and an independent national swimming federation have told the Ninth Circuit that a lower court created a flawed sports exception to laws overseeing group boycotts when it ruled in favor of the sport's international governing body and against their antitrust claims.