Litigation
Jul. 27, 2013
NCAA putting distance between itself and Electronic Arts in student-athlete battle
A federal judge still must decide whether to certify a class of athletes that may change the fortunes of the NCAA, but in the meantime, the athletic organization is doing what it can to limit how badly such a decision might hurt.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken still must decide whether to certify a class of athletes that may change the future and fortunes of the NCAA, but in the meantime, the athletic organization is doing what it can to limit how badly such a decision might hurt.
The National Collegiate Athletic Association announced last week it would not renew its contract with its co-defendant in the massive antitr...
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