By Hannah Albarazi Law360, San Francisco (June 14, 2021, 11:15 PM EDT) — Two judges on a Ninth Circuit panel expressed incredulity Monday at a California court’s dismissal of Oakland’s antitrust suit over the National Football League and its teams’ relocation of the Raiders to Las Vegas, saying it seems plausible that without the alleged...
By Zennie Abraham on Scribd Atlanta – 45 days ago before Monday, September 9th, The City of Oakland was given a deadline of Monday, September 9th, before 12 midnight to submit a new complaint as part of its lawsuit against the Oakland Raiders and the National Football League. That order was issued by U.S. District Court,...
By Ross Todd Lawyers for the City of Oakland are crying foul that antitrust lawyers at the Department of Justice are attempting to back the National Football League in the city’s lawsuit over the Raiders’ upcoming relocation to Las Vegas. The city’s lawyers at Berg & Androphy and Pearson, Simon & Warshaw and in the...
Posted by: Zennie Abraham March 23, 2019 The Oakland Raiders Las Vegas Relocation allowed by the National Football League two years ago spawned the anti-trust lawsuit of the City Of Oakland v. Oakland Raiders and the NFL that was continued Friday, after getting started March 1st. Contrary to mainstream media reports, the Oakland Raiders filed a motion to dismiss the case on March 1st as did...
Former Houston Housing Authority General Counsel Karen Miniex prevails as jury rejects city retaliation after she reported fraud HOUSTON, March 25, 2019 – Former Houston Housing Authority General Counsel Karen Miniex, who alleged she was fired after reporting fraud within the agency, has been vindicated by a federal-court jury, the Berg & Androphy law firm...
