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Category: March-April 2021

March-April 2021

Dismissal of Negligence Action Brought by Seasoned Softball Player and Coach, Is Affirmed by New York’s Appellate Division, Second Department, Relying on Doctrine of Primary Assumption of Risk

By Carla Varriale-Barker, Segal McCambridge Singer & Mahoney, Ltd. New York’s Appellate Division, Second Department has affirmed summary judgment on behalf of the Town of Smithtown, with costs, in a …

March-April 2021

Appeals Court Affirms Ruling Against School District in Case Involving Errant Shot Put

Dr. Robin Ammon, Chair of Division of Kinesiology and Sport Management, University of South Dakota Kenji Spearman was a 12-year-old 6th grader attending Geeter Middle School in Memphis Tennessee. On …

March-April 2021

Elvis Presley Enterprises, Inc. Request that the Tennessee Supreme Court

‘Treat Me Nice’ on the Concept of Res Judicata is Granted in Arena Case By Robert J. Romano, JD LLM, Assistant Professor of Sport Management, St. John’s University Things got …

March-April 2021

Opinion – Could Frictionless Create Big-time Friction for Sports Venues on Fans’ Return?

By Chris Hartweg What is going on? First, the simple, courteous act of wearing a protective mask in public managed to polarize the country. Now it appears “vaccine passports”—basically an …

March-April 2021

New York Court Hands Defeat to Patron Who Sued After Suffering Injury at Madison Square Garden

By Jeff Birren, Senior Writer In 2014, Christian Acevedo went to Madison Square Garden with the intent of watching the U.S. national men’s basketball team play the Dominican Republic.   …

March-April 2021

Study: Artificial Fog Does Not Appear to Increase Airborne COVID-19 Disease Transmission Risk

A new study released by Aura Health and Safety, The Phylmar Group, and SafeTraces, Inc, a market leader in DNA-based technology solutions, suggests that artificial fog has no negative impact …

March-April 2021

Anytime Fitness Steps into NCAA Locker Room Controversy with Bold Statement

When controversy emerged about the inadequate training facility in San Antonio for the Division I Women’s Basketball Championship Athletes, Anytime Fitness took the initiative to issue a statement: “We knew …

March-April 2021

Daytona International Speedway Appoints Industry Veteran Frank Kelleher as Track President

Daytona International Speedway has announced Frank Kelleher, an experienced industry veteran, has been appointed President of Daytona International Speedway. Concurrently, NASCAR announced that Chip Wile has been promoted to a …


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