Indiana Court of Appeals finds that use of golf carts at a golf outing are ‘within the range of ordinary behavior of participants,’ sinking an injured golfer’s negligence claim for injuries sustained when another golf cart struck the back of his golf cart at a golf outing. 

NBA star Derrick Rose heading to a civil trial on claims of sexual assault. The victim is seeking $21.5 million in damages.

The NCAA and its member institutions are facing 43 concussion related lawsuits from former athletes.

Indiana racing tire icon Hoosier Tire sells to Continental Tire.

In a win for the St. Louis fans, judge orders Rams to refund personal seat license deposits to come in St. Louis.

Liberty Media, a U.S. based media company, agreed to purchase Formula One for $4.4 Billion.  Liberty Media also owns interests in Charter Communications, SiriusXM Radio and the Atlanta Braves. 

The story of the Olympics, a likely fake claim of robbery at the end of a drunken night of debauchery turned into global story courtesy of a publicity-mad swimmer-turned-reality-TV-star who, unlike his three buddies – teammates Jimmy Feigen, Jack Conger and Gunnar Bentz – is home safe in the United States.

The former director of Baseball Development for the St. Louis Cardinals received a 46-month sentence in federal prison for hacking a Houston Astros scouting database. 

A Los Angeles jury found that Led Zeppelin did not plagiarize the opening chords of its defining song, “Stairway to Heaven,” despite allegations leveled by the psychedelic rock band Spirit.

New York legal system legalize fantasy sports. This new law overturns the previous law that deemed that gameplay is illegal under previous state laws.