The New York Knicks and Madison Square Garden are taking alleged counterfeiters from China and other countries to court over trademark infringement.

As the NCAA waits to see if Congress passes the Protect College Sports Act, the association scores an important legal win in Borovicanin v. NCAA.

A judge granted the Chicago Cubs a permanent injunction to stop Wrigley View Rooftop from selling seats to watch Cubs games from a nearby building.

With Arizona State placing head coach Greg Powers on administrative leave, the severe injury suffered by Matthew Mayich raises legal questions.

The New York Yankees' home venue has an emergency fund of nearly $120 million.

College sports agents will be regulated much more closely if the PCSA becomes law, a point the bill's backers argue will increase athlete pay.

A company that controls the IP of the late Yankees star Mickey Mantle argues a card company is making unauthorized trading cards featuring "the Mick."

Brazil's about-face around online betting delivers the second blow to Flutter in a major market in two years.

The Protect College Sports Act could feature a cap on coaches' compensation, which would probably withstand legal scrutiny but raises many questions.

Kalshi's legal efforts to combat states regulation sports prediction markets through gambling laws hit a snag on Friday with the 6th Circuit's ruling.

An independent arbitration commission held that Manchester City violated rules in how it has maintained a dominant club.

Kalshi is accused of trademark infringement by using Liga MX marks and logos, but Kalshi is poised to argue it has a right to use those properties.

Kalshi is accused of trademark infringement by using Liga MX marks and logos, but Kalshi is poised to argue it has a right to use those properties.

The Dallas Cowboys are considering a mixed-use development around AT&T Stadium, similar to what the team notably did around its practice facility.

A judge denies suspended tennis player Tara Moore's petition to vacate an arbitration award related to her blaming contaminated meat for drug result.

Multiple federal agencies are looking into the embattled billionaire’s dense web of overlapping insurance interests. Earlier this year, he used the women’s hockey league’s intellectual property as bac...

A federal judge has granted ESPN's motion to intervene to defend against Diesa & Toback v. WWE, a case over alleged deception in prices to watch WWE.

The 9th Circuit issues second decision against Kalshi as the Supreme Court could find unique federal, state and tribal legal issues worthy of review.

The Steinbrenner family is selling a small part, more than 4%, of its ownership in the New York Yankees as part of the already-announced Apollo deal.

CEO Tarek Mansour suggested early movers will be rewarded. Sportico breaks down the industry implications.

Major League Soccer is implementing some significant changes over the next 12 months. Among those still under consideration is a potential presenting sponsorship like those seen in many European leagu...

NFL teams can't sign Zxavian Harris and Dae’Quan Wright, both of whom were not drafted, cut from training camps as rookies and then tried to join LSU.

The NCAA's latest brief in Wisne v. NCAA addresses how more and better players playing college sports could undermine the product.

John Fizer joins the tour in a role centered on navigating the equity components of golf’s new world order.

Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer apologizing for the salary cap circumvention scandal brings with it important legal implications.

In the 1990s, the NFL and NFLPA invested $100 million in youth football, including flag football, to inspire young fans. It's now reaping dividends.

In a move that could turn a sports scandal into a potential criminal saga, the Justice Department is now probing the Clippers' cap circumvention.

It has yet to be confirmed what will happen to the six-time major champion’s stake as the tour goes through the process of restructuring.

It’s been 21 years since the league last played in the East Asian nation. Will it re-open that market? Examining the NFL's international opportunity.

The bankruptcy filings include a full-term sheet for LIV’s pending $300 million financing arrangement with BC Partners.

College sports has long been run by the NCAA but conferences are now taking their powers to court, as SEC v. LSU and Big 12 v. Texas Tech have shown.

Forget brand deals. Coco Gauff joins LeBron James, Tom Brady and a generation of athletes building production companies and media empires. But in today’s Hollywood, star power only gets you so far.

It’s the latest move in the breakaway circuit’s fight for survival after the PIF of Saudi Arabia pulled funding.

A multibillion-dollar case over the NFL Sunday Ticket is before the 9th Circuit and the court's ruling could shake up how NFL games are watched.

The basketball video game franchise takes some small steps forward but lacks some of the creative touches its studio included 20+ years ago.

As a state judge in Louisiana rules that players who signed NFL contracts can join LSU, the SEC is suing LSU in federal court as legal battle widens.