NFL aims to keep rivalries on field in clothing case

By: Greg Stohr Bloomberg News January 6, 2010

On the field, the National Football League's 32 teams compete fiercely. Off the field, they would rather not. The league next week will ask the U.S. Supreme Court for a broader shield from antitrust lawsuits, one that would let teams act as a group in marketing their logos and trademarks. The court will hear arguments over ...

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NFL aims to keep rivalries on field in clothing case

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