Government
Mar. 22, 2022
Pasadena wins $400K in fees for Rose Bowl name rights case
Kent Raygor of Sheppard Mullin represented the city in the lawsuit that was filed last year after the Rose Bowl football game was moved to Arlington, Texas.
Sheppard Mullin won $408,913 in attorney fees for the city of Pasadena in defending a complaint by the Tournament of Roses over who owns the rights to the name "Rose Bowl."
U.S. District Judge Andre Birotte Jr. awarded the fees on March 17, slicing 10%, or about $45,000, from what the attorneys asked for. Birotte had granted the defense motion to strike claims of slander and...
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