A last approval listening to was underway on Monday in Sacramento federal court docket for a category motion settlement in Sensible v. NCAA, an antitrust swimsuit litigated on behalf of baseball coaches who labored as unpaid “volunteers” in Nationwide Collegiate Athletic Affiliation Division 1 applications.
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Tuesday, September 16
Final Approval Hearing Held in Class Action Settlement of Almost $50M for Volunteer Baseball Coaches
