A jury in Los Angeles ruled last week that the NFL violated federal antitrust laws by selling its “Sunday Ticket ... especially at the United States Supreme Court that it believes will ...

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Yes, this could go to the Supreme Court ... such as “Sunday Ticket.” Judge Gutierrez previously brushed this claim by the league aside. In his earlier decision denying the NFL’s Motion ...

Not for awhile, since the NFL would appeal to the 9th Circuit and possibly the Supreme Court after that. What other ways could “Sunday Ticket” subscribers find lower prices? The NFL could ...

A jury in U.S. District Court ... “Sunday Ticket” only on a satellite provider. The jury of five men and three women deliberated for nearly five hours before reaching its decision. The NFL ...

Last summer, the NFL suffered a ... sent back to the lower court for a new trial on damages, along with an order requiring the NFL to disband its current model for selling out-of-market games to ...

The NFL has said it would appeal the verdict. That appeal would go to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals and then possibly the Supreme Court. Payment of damages, any changes to the “Sunday Ticket ...

While America’s biggest sports league is facing down a nearly $14 billion jury verdict that found its out-of-market Sunday Ticket ... Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals or the Supreme Court.