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In re NCAA Student-Athlete Name Likeness Licensing Litigation
as 4:2011mc80300
Plaintiff:
In re NCAA Student-Athlete Name Likeness Licensing Litigation
Intervenor:
Big Ten Network and Big Ten Conference, Inc.
Cause Of Action: Civil Miscellaneous Case
Type:
Other Statutes
In re NCAA Student-Athlete Name Likeness Licensing Litigation
as 3:2011mc80300
Plaintiff:
In re NCAA Student-Athlete Name Likeness Licensing Litigation
Intervenor:
Big Ten Network and Big Ten Conference, Inc.
Cause Of Action: Civil Miscellaneous Case
Type:
Other Statutes
In re NCAA Student-Athlete Name Likeness Licensing Litigation
as 4:2011mc80300
Respondent:
Big Ten Conference, Inc. and Big Ten Network
Plaintiff:
Edward C. O'Bannon, Jr.
Amicu:
The SouthEastern Conference
Cause Of Action: Civil Miscellaneous Case
Type:
Other Statutes
In re NCAA Student-Athlete Name Likeness Licensing Litigation
as 3:2011mc80300
Plaintiff:
In re NCAA Student-Athlete Name Likeness Licensing Litigation
Intervenor:
Big Ten Network and Big Ten Conference, Inc.
Cause Of Action: Civil Miscellaneous Case
Type:
Other Statutes
Keller v. Electronic Arts Inc. et al
as 4:2009cv01967
Not Classified By Court:
SEC, Non-Party XOS Technologies, Inc., The Big Ten Conference, Inc. and others
Consolidated Plaintiff:
Samuel Jacobson, Danny Wimprine, Craig Newsome and others
Interested Party:
Timothy J McIlwain, Pac-12 Conference, James E. Delany and others
Amicus Curiae:
A&E Television Networks, LLC, James Brown, First Amendment Coalition and others
Plaintiff:
Michael E. Davis, Michael Anderson, Samuel Michael Keller and others
Intervenor:
Ramzi Yusef, Edward Breivik, James E. Holmes and others
Petitioner:
Nicholas Kindler
Defendant:
Collegiate Licensing Company, National Collegiate Athletic Association and Electronic Arts Inc.
Cause Of Action: 28 U.S.C. ยง 1332 Diversity-Other Contract
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