A US District Court receives a complaint of anticompetitive agreements to exclude the plaintiff from the market for ownership of professional basketball franchises (Donald Sterling / NBA)

Ullman, Howard M.

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30 May 2014

A US District Court receives a complaint of anticompetitive agreements to exclude the plaintiff from the market for ownership of professional basketball franchises (Donald Sterling / NBA)

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US District Court for the Central District of California (Los Angeles), Donald Sterling / NBA, cv-04192, 30 May 2014

Basketball, Surreptitious Recordings, and Antitrust* Donald Sterling — yes, that Donald Sterling — filed an antitrust lawsuit a few days ago against the National Basketball Association. You can download a copy here: Sterling Antitrust Complaint. It’s not clear if the complaint has now been mooted — Mr. Sterling

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Howard M. Ullman
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Howard M. Ullman, A US District Court receives a complaint of anticompetitive agreements to exclude the plaintiff from the market for ownership of professional basketball franchises (Donald Sterling / NBA), 30 May 2014, e-Competitions Franchising, Art. N° 66882

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