OBJ v Nike, Panini/Breakers, FTX, Athlete Crypto, Aaron Judge’s 62nd, and Eminent Domain

Welcome back to THE Sports Law podcast where we keep you up to date on all things at the intersection of sports and law. Dan Lust is joined by Mike Lawson this week to navigate the latest in Sports Law.

Odell Beckham, Jr. has filed a $20 million lawsuit against Nike for breach of contract. (7:40) OBJ alleges that Nike intentionally depressed their sales to prevent the extension clause to trigger in their contract. OBJ also alleges a breach for false cleat and glove violations.

Sports Memorabilia and Trading Cards have become a hot topic in recent years. (21:38) Paul Lesko (@Paul_Lesko) writer for "Law of Cards" and Ezra Levine who is the CEO and Co-Founder of Collectable (@CollectableApp) join to discuss the latest in the space. They talk about the "breaking" industry with sports cards. Ezra talks about the "final Tom Brady TD ball." They also discuss what is happening with the Aaron Judge #62 homerun ball.

An issue has arisen with Niagara University and using eminent domain to build a sporting facility. (1:01:50) Dan is joined by law students Michael DiLiello (@Mike_DiLiello) and Duncan Hubbard (@dunkuno) to break down the latest.  Michael and Duncan also cover the latest in the sports crypto space.  FTX lost their naming rights to the Miami Heat arena.

Dan and Conlan are back with the betting segment sponsored by Bettor Edge. (1:20:42) Conlan gives you a bonus pick this week! Make sure that you head over to bettoredge.com and use the promo code "Conduct" for $20 free for bets or go to bettoredge.com/conduct.

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