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Federal Judge Sides With Chicago Cub, Bars Venue From Selling Tickets to Watch Games

"Plaintiff has shown that defendants were unjustly enriched by misappropriating plaintiff's right to its product, the live baseball game experience," the court held. "Absent an injunction from using this business model, plaintiff would have to compete with defendants in selling tickets to its own ballgames while defendants get a 'free ride.'"
       

Loyola Law Partners With Mexican University to Expand Migrant Advocacy

LMU Law has expanded its Binational Migrant Advocacy Project through a partnership with ITESO in Guadalajara, providing cross-border legal support for migrants while training students to address immigration challenges spanning the United States and Mexico.

       

Content Debt: The Marketing Risk Hiding In Plain Sight

Law firms often think of brand messaging as the language on the current website or in the latest pitch deck. Prospective clients, recruits, journalists, search engines and AI systems don't see such neat boundaries. They see what's available. Your newest message is always competing with your oldest accessible content.

       

How I Made Practice Group Chair: 'It All Happens in a Flow,' Says Tory Lauterbach of Gibson Dunn

"It all happens in a flow. When you're thinking about how best to serve a client, you're thinking about who to staff on the deal. When you're staffing the deal, you're thinking about which skills you want a member of the team to have the chance to build. And once you're thinking about the skills your people are developing, you're thinking about who you should be telling about that talent."