NFL players launch antitrust suit against league

Premium Article - Monday, 14 March 2011

After months of legal threats and failed negotiations, several high-profile US football players are suing the National Football League for allegedly violating antitrust law by staging a lockout to coerce them into playing in a less-than-competitive marketplace.

Supreme Court hears American Needle arguments

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NFL v American Needle heard by Supreme Court
Justices from the US Supreme Court heard arguments yesterday in what may be the most important sports antitrust case to reach the country's highest court in decades, but the decision the court will take is still very much a mystery.

Lawmaker hits out at NFL antitrust exemption

Premium Article - Thursday, 29 October 2009

A member of the US Congress has suggested that the antitrust exemption that allows the National Football League to bargain on behalf of its member teams should be repealed – alleging that the league has demonstrated a disregard for players' wellbeing that could justify the repeal.

Supreme Court should reject NFL position, agencies say

Premium Article - Monday, 28 September 2009

FTC and DoJ wade in on NFL case
The US Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice’s antitrust division filed a joint amicus curiae brief in the US Supreme Court on Friday supporting, with some reservations, American Needle’s complaints about the National Football League.

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