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Hausfeld LLP Files Lawsuit Against The NCAA On Behalf of Former Student Athletes

UCLA basketball star Ed O’Bannon and thousands of former Division I men’s basketball and football players allege the NCAA violated federal antitrust law, by unlawfully foreclosing former players from receiving any compensation related to the use of their images and likenesses. 

A federal district court in the Northern District of California has appointed Hausfeld LLP and Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro LLP to be interim lead counsel in charge of consolidated class action cases raising antitrust or right of publicity claims.

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Practice Areas: Antitrust / Competition

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Supporting Documents

» Complaint (PDF)
» Order Granting Appointment of Co-Lead Counsel (PDF)
» Order on Motion to Dismiss (PDF)
» Consolidated Amended Class Action Complaint (PDF)
» Consolidated Amended Class Action Complaint - Exhibit A (PDF)

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