by glaw1 | Jul 22, 2020 | Media
Law 360, April 24, 2020 A lawsuit against the University of Kansas athletics department could be a test case for whether colleges can use NCAA investigations as a way to avoid huge payouts to fired coaches and may also unearth new details about a federal corruption...
by glaw1 | Oct 10, 2019 | Media
Law 360, October 10, 2019 “The Chinese government, by circling the wagons and taking drastic responsive measures ostensibly casting doubt on the future of the NBA in China, nevertheless wanted to make a strong, unequivocal statement to Adam Silver, the league in...
by glaw1 | Sep 20, 2019 | Media
Thomson Reuters Podcast September 20, 2019 Glen A. Rothstein Interview: Antonio Brown Thomson Reuters Podcast 9.20.19 The Antonio Brown saga continues to spawn new revelations involving the New England Patriots wide receiver. On the heels of the NFL initiating...
by glaw1 | Sep 12, 2019 | Media
Los Angeles Daily Journal, September 12, 2019 “Bones” TV Show Litigation Settlement Amount Undisclosed Punitive damages can be extremely tenuous, according to Glen A. Rothstein, an entertainment attorney at Rothstein Law APC, who is not involved in...
by glaw1 | May 7, 2018 | Media
Los Angeles Daily Journal, May 7, 2018 The MLB Claims The Plaintiffs Have Abandoned The Methodology They Used To Get Their Class Certified Major League Baseball claims a group of minor league players are now distancing themselves from a survey they previously...
