Awful Announcing
"This lawsuit sends a loud, clear message to anyone that you can’t just make up lies about people — he literally made up a story. You can’t do that when you have millions of people listening to you, like Mr. Perfect does as a broadcaster."
ESPN parted ways with Adler in January 2017 after the "gorilla/guerrilla" controversy, and he sued them the following month. The sides have now settled that lawsuit.
This lawsuit could see some interesting discussion as to how outlets cover the Heisman Trophy.
Ronaldo's lawyers called Der Spiegel's report "blatantly illegal."
In his defense, those promotional texts are really annoying.
Cabana claims Punk told him in a text his legal bills would be "100% covered." They were not.
"Benigno showed [Lockwood] a nude photo of his wife with a prostitute and propositioned [Lockwood] to join him, his wife and a prostitute in sexual intercourse."
"The statements about Ms. Lawrence and the Fake Texts were statements by a vindictive former employer, published in a press release (with no bylines, sources or objective facts) on ESPN’s press release website."
Patterson's lawsuit, which he filed acting as his own attorney, claims "The article is false and defamatory in its overall portrayal of DP as a violent, impulsive, unstable person."
An appeals court ruled the Astros and Rockets couldn't deduct unpaid rights fees from the loan they got from Comcast to start the network.
"In early 2016, ESPN's 'The Undefeated' personality Jemele Hill received a threatening and racially disparaging voicemail from Berman on her ESPN phone line."
"This was a sensationalized package of reporting that contained allegations and insinuations that we are now reviewing."
An investment firm alleges Favre and other Sqor execs claimed athletes were using the platform when they weren't, and misrepresented users, traffic, and potential deals.
Levinsohn has twice been a defendant in sexual harassment lawsuits that were settled. He's also been accused of other inappropriate workplace behavior.
