Litigation
May 20, 2014
Sterling hires powerhouse antitrust lawyer to represent him in fight with NBA
Maxwell Blecher reportedly fired off a letter to the league on Donald Sterling's behalf last week, a step suggesting the embattled Clippers owner is gearing up for a long and protracted legal fight.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - For several decades, Maxwell Blecher has cultivated a reputation as a go-to lawyer in the antitrust litigation arena. His clients have ranged from retired NFL football players wrangling over licensing agreements to plaintiffs suing cable giant Time Warner.
Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling hired Blecher, of L.A.'s Blecher Collins Pepperman & Joye PC, when he bought ...
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