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The cases so far, which have been trickling in since late January and may not be the last, include plaintiffs who are online sports betters, a Houston Astros season-ticket holder and a former Major League Baseball pitcher.
February 18, 2020 at 03:39 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Texas Lawyer
Attorneys from across the nation—from Connecticut to New Jersey, Texas and California—are stepping up to bat to oppose Major League Baseball’s sign-stealing scandal by doing what lawyers do best: filing lawsuits.
The cases so far, which have been trickling in since late January and may not be the last, include plaintiffs who are online sports betters, a Houston Astros season-ticket holder and a former Major League Baseball pitcher.
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