Arbitration

Nevada Supreme Court Sides with Jon Gruden, Rejects NFL’s Arbitration Control in Leaked Emails Case

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LAS VEGAS — The Nevada Supreme Court has ruled in favor of former Las Vegas Raiders head coach Jon Gruden, allowing him to proceed with his lawsuit against the NFL over allegations of leaked emails. Gruden contends that damaging communications were made public before his resignation from the Raiders in 2021, an action that he believes was orchestrated by the league. In a 5-2 ruling, the justices did not confirm whether the NFL had indeed leaked Gruden’s emails. However, they deemed the NFL’s choice to force the case into arbitration, with Commissioner Roger Goodell overseeing … Read more

Top Lawyer Admits to Bribery Scheme in Effort to Influence South African Arbitration Outcomes

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A senior attorney in South Africa has acknowledged soliciting a bribe from an Italian entrepreneur as part of a scheme to sway government officials in favor of a positive outcome in arbitration proceedings. This admission raises serious concerns about corruption within the legal and governmental systems. The allegations came to light during an investigation that focused on the interactions between legal professionals and business interests. The lawyer’s actions suggest an intersection of private financial incentives with public duty, leading to questions about ethical practices in high-stakes legal environments. Details surrounding the case indicate that the … Read more

Revolve Seeks Arbitration in Battle Against $50 Million Influencer Lawsuit

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Los Angeles, California — Revolve Group Inc. is seeking arbitration to resolve a $50 million legal dispute with influencers who allege the fashion retailer failed to honor contractual agreements. This step comes as the social media landscape increasingly complicates the dynamics of influencer partnerships and brand affiliations. The lawsuit stems from claims made by a group of influencers who argue that Revolve did not compensate them as promised for promotional services. They allege breaches of contract relating to the marketing and exposure of the company’s product lines. The influencers had engaged in activities designed to … Read more

Legal Tug-of-War: Plaintiffs Challenge Court’s Dismissal in Arbitration Dispute Against Major Corporations

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Los Angeles, California — A group of plaintiffs is contesting a recent ruling that dismissed their lawsuit, with their appeal filed in March 2025 seeking to challenge the decision made by Judge Stanley Blumenfeld. The judge found insufficient standing for the defendants affiliated with Move and said the court lacked personal jurisdiction over News Corp. and the National Association of Realtors (NAR). In January 2025, the defendants initiated motions to dismiss the plaintiffs’ suit. The latest legal maneuver from the plaintiffs centers on a motion for reconsideration that aims to overturn the dismissal order and … Read more