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Fantasy football owners can breath a sigh of relief, for now

As I mentioned last week, there appeared to be some truth to this fantasy sports case being challenged in the federal courts and teed up for the United States Supreme Court to take. The Supreme Court, however, thought otherwise and denied cert in the case. See Court Refuses to Consider Fantasy Baseball Dispute. Consequently, fantasy football leagues can continue as scheduled and the MLB, NFL and other professional sports organizations who seemingly are missing out on a potentially huge revenue stream can fight their battle in another circuit and hope for some sort of split in authority. While we wait indefinitely for that to happen though, Yahoo fantasy football drafts will take place in less than three months. I can't wait!

Full post as published by The Once and Future Lawyer on June 02, 2008 (boomark / email).

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