
FBI Probes NFLPA and MLBPA in OneTeam Partners Licensing Case; $810,846 Arbitration Award Upheld in Fraud Dispute
Federal authorities have expanded their investigation into OneTeam Partners, a sports licensing firm, to include both the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA) and the Major League Baseball Players Association (MLBPA). The FBI has reportedly contacted players from both leagues as part of this probe. The inquiry follows concerns related to licensing practices and has drawn attention to potential issues involving fraud and compliance with players association rules. In a related development, a court recently upheld an $810,846 arbitration award in the case of Todd France versus Jason Bernstein, which involved allegations of fraud, punitive damages, and violations of NFLPA regulations. This series of events underscores ongoing scrutiny within the sports agency and licensing sectors.
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Daniel KaplanReposting from late last night. Sources: Both NFLPA, MLBPA contacted by FBI in OneTeam probe https://t.co/MlRmjLskLk
Darren Heitner🚨 Big news for sports agents! Court upholds $810,846 arbitration award in Todd France v. Jason Bernstein—fraud, punitive damages, and NFLPA rules at stake! https://t.co/aalkkT63jP
New York PostMLB, NFL players contacted by federal agents in stunning licensing firm investigation https://t.co/zAk9CeBYCP https://t.co/NbF5snWdcY

