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Wednesday, July 01, 2009
Just Sue It? SportsFuzion v. Nike and Basketball Hall of Fame Deadspin has an interesting piece on a lawsuit brought by a small company named SportsFuzion against Nike and the Basketball Hall of Fame alleging breach of contract, tortious interference with contract, and fraud. The lawsuit concerns the following: * * *
* * * In a separate press release, the CEO of SportsFuzion says, "Having Nike and the Hall of Fame go behind our backs to cut us out of the deal has become my worst nightmare." SportsFuzion has retained a very notable intellectual property law firm, Fish & Richardson, to represent it. We haven't yet heard Nike's side of the story. But when it tries to get the case dismissed, expect Nike to argue something to the effect of, even if SportsFuzion's facts are entirely correct, there is no legal remedy for SportsFuzion's harm -- the harm is simply the way the businessworld works. Along those lines, SportsFuzion will need to produce clear evidence of fraudulent conduct on the part of Nike and the Basketball Hall of Fame; Nike merely acting deceptively and prextually is not, in and of itself, illegal. 2 Comments:
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