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Lillian Childress

  • MBA Associate, Valo Ventures
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Flag On The Play: SDNY District Court Grants Preliminary Injunction Halting Joint Venture Set To Offer A "Skinny" Sports Bundle Package, Citing Antitrust Concerns

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By Richard Smith, Patrick Ashby, Max Blinder-Acenal, Lillian Childress
| Mondaq
In the battle to capture the streaming sports market, fuboTV Inc. and fuboTV Media Inc. ("Fubo") have secured an early win, obtaining a preliminary injunction against several prominent US media companies with significant live sport profiles.
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March Madness – On The Court, And In The Courtroom - Antitrust, EU Competition - United States

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By Patrick Ashby, Max Blinder-Acenal, Salma Shitia, Lillian Childress
| Mondaq
The extensive antitrust challenges facing the National Collegiate Athletic Association (the "NCAA" or the "Association") continue to mount, challenging the Association's positions on everything from student-athlete Name, Image, and Likeness ("NIL") to its transfer policies.
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Fashion's latest trend? Why H&M, other big brands are investing in garment recycling

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By Lillian Childress
| Trellis Verified
The fashion industry has a pollution problem. If the industry continues on its current pathway, it could use more than a quarter of the carbon budget associated with a 2 degrees Celsius pathway by 2050, according to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation. These skyrocketing emissions are compounded by the fact that the fashion industry has dramatically low rates of recycling, which creates a dependence on virgin materials.
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