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Amicus brief by arbitration expert filed on behalf of Austin Trout in WBO case

January 6, 2021 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The parties in the Austin Trout-WBO case are awaiting a District Court Judge determination on whether an arbitration provision in the promotion’s agreement should stand. Amicus Brief by MMA Payout An amicus brief was filed last month which advocates on behalf of the boxer that due to the one-sided drafting of the WBO’s Appeal Regulations, […]

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WBO-Trout fight over arbitration language in WBO documents

December 7, 2020 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Parties in the Austin Trout case have filed opposition briefing before the federal district court in Puerto Rico.  Each side addressed the merits of the other’s briefing on whether or not the Court should issue a ruling to allow the case to go to arbitration. As you may recall, the First Circuit Court of Appeals […]

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The Legal Submission 14 – Austin Trout post-appeal argues arbitration provision

November 30, 2020 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The Legal Submission’s latest takes a look at the latest filings in the Austin Trout lawsuit. The appeal this past July sent the case back down to the trial court where the parties are fighting over taking the case to arbitration. Dilletaunt · The Legal Submission 14 – Austin Trout post-appeal Trout Post-Appeal Brief by […]

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WBO-Trout dispute right to arbitrate as case returns to trial court

November 13, 2020 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The parties in the Austin Trout-WBO lawsuit filed briefs this week to determine the future of the legal dispute.  After the First Circuit Court of Appeals sided with the boxer in invalidating a clause in the arbitration proceeding in the WBO contract with the fighter, the parties are now disputing whether arbitration should be thrown […]

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The Legal Submission No. 5 – Austin Trout scores victory in appeals court decision

July 17, 2020 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

Episode 5 of The Legal Submission goes over the the ruling in the First Circuit Court of Appeals decision which found in favor of Austin Trout. The case was sent to arbitration but since Trout prevailed he will get to litigate the case in court. In reaching out to the WBO, it stated that it […]

Filed Under: Austin Trout, boxing, Featured, The Legal Submission

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