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A Legal First in College Athletics: Wisconsin Sues Miami Over Alleged NIL Tampering

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By Piper Castillo Verified, Katy Boose
| The Legal Examiner Verified
The University of Wisconsin, along with its NIL collective VC Connect, filed a groundbreaking lawsuit against the University of Miami, alleging interference with binding NIL contracts and illegal tampering. The details of the lawsuit align with the recruitment process of former Wisconsin cornerback Xavier Lucas.
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Who Can Be Held Liable in Aviation Accidents?

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By Piper Castillo Verified, Katy Boose, Katherine Snow Smith, Yvette C. Hammett
| The Legal Examiner Verified
Every day, more than 45,000 planes take off in the U.S. Most aircraft land without incident, but the minority that don’t can end in tragedy. In 2023, there were more than 1,216 accidents involving civilian aircraft, and 327 people died in these crashes. Many of these crashes involve smaller aircraft, but larger planes aren’t immune from misfortune, as recent disasters involving commercial jets indicate. Almost 90 people have died in airplane crashes in 2025 so far.
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Victims Begin Seeing Justice Through Payouts and Closure of FCI-Dublin

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By Libby Baldwin, Piper Castillo Verified, Lauren Schlaht
| The Legal Examiner Verified
The Federal Correctional Institution in Dublin, California has made headlines for years due to allegations of rampant inmate abuse involving prison employees. Now the prison just north of San Francisco is permanently closed, and, on December 17, a settlement was reached between the federal government and more than 100 women who filed lawsuits against FCI-Dublin. Under the settlements, the Justice Department will pay approximately $1.1 million to each woman.
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