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Panini and Fanatics Locked in Legal Battle Over Licensing Deal
– Fanatics alleges that discussions with Panini about the sale of NBA and NFL licenses fell apart due to a disagreement about revenue projections.
– Panini filed a federal antitrust lawsuit against Fanatics, and now Fanatics has responded with its own federal suit against Panini.
– The dispute between the two companies highlights the competitive nature of the trading card industry and the value of licensing deals.
– Both parties will have to await the outcome of the legal proceedings to determine the future of the licensing agreements.
“This legal battle between Panini and Fanatics showcases just how cutthroat the trading card industry can be. The stakes are high, and the revenue projections are crucial in these licensing deals. It’s like a high-stakes poker game, with both companies showing their cards and hoping for the best outcome. Who will come out on top? Only time and the courts will tell.”
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