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Spire Owner Rebuts JGR in Court Filing, Denies Data Theft and Cites $100,000 Dispute

A judge is allowing Chris Gabehart to keep working at Spire under narrow limits pending a March 16 hearing.

Angels Owner’s ‘Winning Not Top Five’ Remark Draws Player and Union Blowback as TV Decision Nears

Judge Takes Bediako Eligibility Case Under Advisement After Tuscaloosa Hearing

Tennessee’s Joey Aguilar Wins 15-Day Order Blocking NCAA Eligibility Rule

Mountain West Strikes New TV and Streaming Deals With CBS, Fox, The CW and Kiswe Starting in 2026

Clemson’s Tristan Smith Sues NCAA Over Eligibility as Judge Sets Hearing

Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss Sues NCAA to Restore Sixth Year of Eligibility

CBF Makes Partial R$80.9 Million Court Deposit to Icasa in Long-Running Indemnity Case

Denny Hamlin Presses SiriusXM Hosts for Apologies After NASCAR Antitrust Settlement

Wisconsin's Nyzier Fourqurean Drops NCAA Lawsuit, Ends Bid for Extra Year

London High Court Clears Felipe Massa 'Crashgate' Case for Trial

High Court Clears Parts of Massa’s £64m F1 Lawsuit for Trial

UK Court Lets Felipe Massa’s Narrowed ‘Crashgate’ Damages Case Proceed

PTPA, Tennis Australia Near Settlement in Antitrust Case Over Player Pay and Welfare

PSG Accuses Mbappé of Disloyalty, Seeks €180 Million as Labour Court Weighs Case

Clock Expires on The First Academy’s Injunction Bid as FHSAA Sets Playoff Brackets

Judge Weighs Whether to Let Felipe Massa’s Crashgate Suit Proceed

F1, FIA and Ecclestone Ask High Court to Dismiss Massa’s 2008 Title Lawsuit

Madrid Court Upholds UEFA Abuse Finding as Real Targets €4 Billion Damages

Icasa Questions R$75 Million CBF Damages Valuation as Club Reports HQ Break-In