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Pennsylvania Case Emphasizes Importance of "Participants" and "Circumstances" in Determining Liability for In-Game Injuries

August 18, 2010 17:03

Peter C. Buckley authored this article.   A recent decision from the Pennsylvania Superior Court shows that not every injury that occurs during a sporting event is so inherent in the game or so “common, frequent and expected” that the one causing the injury can escape liability....

Trading Punches in Sports Usually Does Not End Up in Court

July 21, 2010 00:28

As featured in VeloNews.com on July 9th, 2010, two contestants traded punches at the finish line, one asked for an apology, the unwritten law in sports is that this sort of thing, while not condoned, is allowed (well, maybe in hockey). I am not aware of anyone filing charges or a civil suit except...

Psychic Paul's Enemies

July 08, 2010 22:02

According to Reuters, some Germans want revenge on Paul the Psychic Octopus, just because he picked the right winner in the Spain-Germany face off in the recent World Cup semi-final. They suggest grilling and eating him. Now, let's wait ein...According to Reuters, some Germans want revenge on Paul...

Psychic Pscephalopod Selects Spain For Soccer Shocker

July 07, 2010 20:55

So if Paul the Octopus is wrong, will the Germans replace him with a squid? ...No...and Paul was right! Spain won its match against Germany, and will play the Netherlands in the finals for the World Cup on the 12th....So if Paul the Octopus is wrong, will the Germans replace him with a squid?...

The "Most-Sued Mascot in Sports" is Sued Again

July 01, 2010 18:45

The Phillie Phanatic, named by Bob Jarvis (Nova Southeastern) as the "most-sued mascot in sports," is adding to his tally. His latest round of litigation was brought by a woman claiming the Phanatic injured her knees when he climbed through...