Barring a settlement, the case could stretch deep into 2026 and make it difficult for the MW to meet its obligations.
There is no way this will be over by next summer unless there’s a settlement,” a source with knowledge of the case said.
Absent a settlement, it will be a long road as the Pac-12 and Mountain West argue over a poaching penalty in court. That ...
The Senate on Wednesday failed for the ninth time to reopen the federal government as the impasse on Capitol Hill deepens. On ...
The AHA’s American Society for Healthcare Risk Management will host the ASHRM25 Virtual Conference Nov. 5-7. This event, ...
Abstract: In this paper, a method combining Graph Convolutional Network (GCN) and BERT model is proposed to analyze and predict the relationship between dispute cases in depth. By constructing a case ...
Moot under DawnMedia’s ‘Breathe Pakistan’ initiative sheds light on actionable solutions and collective action for cleaner air in Pakistan.
A successful WMS implementation begins with selecting a product that precisely aligns with your organizational needs. While the vendor selection process involves multiple factors, this article ...
Abstract: Electrical load forecasting (ELF) is essential for effective load dispatching and future power system planning, and it has been widely explored, particularly in developed regions. Among its ...
She set an initial case management conference for Nov. 18. “The Pac-12 Conference is pleased that the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California denied the Mountain West Conference’s ...
The rebuilt Pac-12 secured a significant victory Tuesday when a federal judge denied the Mountain West's motion to dismiss the so-called "poaching penalty" lawsuit.
A federal judge has allowed the Pac-12 Conference's lawsuit against the Mountain West Conference over $55 million in “poaching fees” to go forward. Northern District of California Senior Judge Claudia ...
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