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brought by retired NFL players, who alleged the union had excluded them from various marketing deals, including the use of their names and likenesses in Electronic Arts' (NASD: ERTS) popular "Madden NFL" video games, the Associated Press reported. ...

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 CA The jury determined the union failed to include retired NFL players in deals with Electronic Arts Inc., the maker of the “Madden NFL” video game, and other companies. The Jacksonville Jaguars signed veteran safety Marlon McCree, bringing him back to ...

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 CO The jury determined the union failed to include retired NFL players in deals with Electronic Arts Inc., the maker of the "Madden NFL" video game, and other companies. PHOENIX — Arizona signed two-time Pro Bowl safety Adrian Wilson to a new five-year, ...

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what the NFLPA was ordered to pay after a federal jury ruled in favor of the players. The jury determined the union failed to include retired NFL players in deals with Electronic Arts Inc., the maker of the "Madden NFL" video game, and other companies.

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  USA The jury determined the union failed to include retired NFL players in deals with Electronic Arts Inc., the maker of the "Madden NFL" video game, and other companies. Adderley filed the lawsuit in 2007 on behalf of 2056 retired players who contended ...

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 NY - Kris Pigna, Kris Pigna In the letter, Parrish announced his and other retired NFL players' intentions to sue John Madden and EA over what they allege were the use of their images in the Madden NFL series without compensation. Now, speaking to GamesIndustry.biz, EA seems to ...

Now, after the retired players have managed to attain 28 million dollars, it seems that the next target is EA Sports and John Madden. This action is claimed by NFL retiree Bernie Parrish, who was involved with the win against the NFLPA last year and ...

file a new suit against John Madden as well as Electronic Arts over royalty rates related to the use of player names and likenesses in Madden NFL games. "The retired NFL players who were used in Madden EA video games will be suing Madden and EA for ...

 NY Fresh from their $28 million victory against the NFL Players Association, a contingent of retired NFL players now appear ready to sue John Madden and Electronic Arts over what they argue is the use of their likenesses in the Madden NFL series without ...