A lawsuit by a sports memorabilia dealer who allegedly received bogus items from the New York Giants, quarterback Eli Manning and others in the team has been sent to federal court.
March 03, 2014 at 05:06 PM
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A lawsuit by a sports memorabilia dealer who allegedly received bogus items from the New York Giants, quarterback Eli Manning and others in the team has been sent to federal court.
Attorneys for the Giants filed a notice of removal on Feb. 27 in the District of New Jersey, claiming some of plaintiff Eric Inselberg’s claims raise questions of federal patent law.
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