The NFLPA announced on Monday that it has terminated its relationship with Panini trading cards in favor of Fanatics. It announced the deal in a statement reported by Action Network's Darren Rovell.

Panini sued Fanatics last week for antitrust violations Licensing deals with pro sports teams at heart of suits Aug 7 (Reuters) - Fanatics on Monday escalated a feud with Panini, suing the rival ...

Sports collectibles company Panini America filed a federal antitrust suit against Fanatics, alleging that its new rival has attempted to monopolize the market for trading cards with its dramatic foray ...

Panini America has been named the defendant in a lawsuit filed by Wild Card in a court filing that was filed today. The briefing outlines accusations of violating federal laws such as the Sherman Anti ...

Irving-based trading card company Panini America has been accused of operating or attempting to operate a monopoly within the ...

E-commerce sports platforms Fanatics and Panini have each filed lawsuits accusing the other of unfair business practices in a fight over licensing rights for NBA and NFL trading cards as Fanatics ...

Lloyd Howell’s first major business move as executive director of the NFL Players Association has blown up in his face. Via Eriq Gardner of Puck.news, the NFLPA has lost $7 million to Panini in an ...