National Law Journal
...10 approved a $115 million settlement reached by former American International Group Inc. chief executive officer Maurice "Hank" Greenberg and other...
...National Football League's World League — in 1990. Brandt later returned to the sports agency world to represent a professional football players...
National Law Journal
...to 2008 school year, a football player for the school enrolled in...
National Law Journal
...past two years, the National Football League has been caught up in a series of high-profile controversies, from a player lockout to new evidence...
...Football Hall of Famer Jim Brown...former college and professional football players against video game maker Electronic...
...wrappers. U.S. District Judge Robert Wilkins found that the National Tobacco Co. L.P. lacked standing to challenge the law. He granted...
...for the Eighth Circuit ruled for the National Football League in a labor dispute with the players' union in which the timely start of...
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