An Alberta court just intervened in the outcome of a 2017 horse race; could that happen with the Maximum Security lawsuit?
The 2017 Canadian Derby was held on August 19, 2017. Almost two years later, an Alberta court ruling changed who won.
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Pittsburgh local news reporter Dave Crawley is suing Red Bull and others over injuries sustained in an August 2017 river plunge
Crawley is suing the EQT Three Rivers Regatta, Red Bull and a marketing agency over a river plunge stunt in 2017, when he was 70.
Kawhi Leonard is suing Nike, claiming they “falsely” represented they created the “Klaw” logo on his Nike merchandise
Leonard says the logo came from his own drawings, and he claims Nike falsely said they created it themselves in a copyright registration filing.
Lenny Dykstra files lawsuit against Ron Darling over new book where Darling says Dysktra yelled racist taunts at Oil Can Boyd
"This lawsuit sends a loud, clear message to anyone that you can’t just make up lies about people — he literally made up a story. You can’t do that when you have millions of people listening to you, like Mr. Perfect does as a broadcaster."
After Colt Cabana and CM Punk won in a defamation lawsuit from a WWE doctor, Cabana’s now suing Punk over $513,736 in legal...
Cabana claims Punk told him in a text his legal bills would be "100% covered." They were not.
Western Kentucky mascot Big Red goes to court to take on his evil Italian twin Gabibbo
An Italian media company controlled by Silvio Berlusconi's family has a mascot named Gabibbo, which looks a whole lot like whatever Big Red is.
Ice Cube and Jeff Kwatinetz claim Qatari Big 3 investor Ahmed Al-Rumaihi tried to use them to bribe Steve Bannon
"Mr. Al-Rumahi laughed and then stated to me that I shouldn't be naive, that so many Washington politicians take our money, and stated 'do you think [Michael] Flynn turned down our money?'"
Former NFL CB Dimitri Patterson files $50 million defamation lawsuit against ESPN over coverage of 2017 courtroom incident
Patterson's lawsuit, which he filed acting as his own attorney, claims "The article is false and defamatory in its overall portrayal of DP as a violent, impulsive, unstable person."
After BIG3 firing, Roger Mason Jr. calls league “hostile and racist,” says co-founder called athletes “rich n——“
"The work environment at BIG3 has been hostile and racist, resulting in the departure of valuable league personnel. Among other matters, a former employee of BIG3 recently told me that Kwatinetz has repeatedly referred to black athletes as 'rich n------.'"
Steelers safety Sean Davis sued over Snapchat video filmed at Chick-fil-A drive-thru
Davis poked fun at a young-looking Chick-fil-A server, which apparently led to the teenager being bullied.
“Oh my god, it burns!” After Eugenie Bouchard’s testimony about falling on chemically-cleaned floor, USTA found 75 percent liable
"I was wearing a sports bra … my back was on the floor." Bouchard told a jury, recalling how she realised her skin had come in contact with “strong chemicals, because of the burning. ...It was all over me."
Michigan State interim president John Engler blasts ESPN’s Dantonio/Izzo piece as “a sensationalized package of reporting”
"This was a sensationalized package of reporting that contained allegations and insinuations that we are now reviewing."
Lawsuit accuses Rich Rodriguez of grabbing his penis in front of assistant, disregarding player who died of painkiller overdose
Allegations against Rodriguez include graphic accounts of sexual misconduct, plus neglect of an addicted player.
Famed QB and current broadcaster Warren Moon sued for sexual harassment, accused of sexual battery
Moon is accused of drugging his former executive assistant, grabbing her crotch, and making her wear certain underwear and sleep in his bed.
The odd history of Mary Poppins, “supercalifragilisticexpialidocious,” and Syracuse
When most think of the word “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious,” they think of 1964’s Mary Poppins and the famous song of...
DirecTV-owned company with Fox ties strikes $113 million deal with DoJ over FIFA bribes
The FIFA corruption scandal involves not just executives, but also media companies, and some with major ties to...
FieldTurf allegedly made millions knowingly promoting and selling faulty fields
Leading artificial turf company FieldTurf has been accused of making millions by knowingly selling expensive, defective fields that...
