John Richardson

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Biglaw Partner's Company Patent Trolls Firm Client

I say “allegedly” not to suggest there’s any question over whether the partner owned the trolling company, but because the partner claims he had no involvement in the decision to sue his firm’s most prominent tech client. Even if he didn’t, it hardly sounds kosher.

Nick Saban's Secret Recruiting Recipe

To better understand how Alabama made it to college football's mountaintop, we need to travel back in time to a 2007 high school track meet.

Breaking Down the Biggest Changes in the BIG Power Structure for 2013-14 Season

In the last two years, the same five schools—Michigan State, Michigan, Ohio State, Indiana and Wisconsin—have finished in the top five of the conference standings. All five of those schools also have coaches who have been around for at least six seasons.

Indiana Pacers and Memphis Grizzlies Changing Model for Team Building in NBA

The 2013 Eastern Conference Finals between the Miami Heat and the Indiana Pacers has been fascinating for so many reasons that extend beyond the brilliance of the basketball being played between these two powerhouses.

The 1969 Kansas City Chiefs: Two Championships in One Season

The league's teams had enjoyed success, and every team except two was in its original city. Not a single team had dissolved or folded, and expansion was on the horizon into Miami and Cincinnati. Most teams made money.