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Legal affairs: Mountain West seeks to dismiss Pac-12 lawsuit over $55 million poaching penalty https://t.co/wfz4kmdx6y
The Mountain West filed a motion to dismiss the Pac-12’s lawsuit against the MW re:poaching fees that were built into the football scheduling agreement with Oregon State and Washington State. https://t.co/KeoYcqHckV
Mountain West has filed a motion to dismiss the Pac-12's complaint in the Northern District of California. This was expected. Part of the legal process. Sifting through the legal filings. Hearing on the motion is set for March 25 at 10 a.m.
The Mountain West Conference has filed a motion to dismiss the Pac-12's lawsuit concerning poaching fees related to a football scheduling agreement involving Oregon State and Washington State. This legal action was anticipated as part of the ongoing proceedings in the Northern District of California. A hearing on the motion is scheduled for March 25 at 10 a.m. The lawsuit centers around a $55 million penalty that the Pac-12 claims is unjustified under the terms of their scheduling contract with the Mountain West. Court documents indicate that this dismissal motion is a procedural step in the legal process.
