Panini files new allegations against Fanatics in antitrust case
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 4:37 PM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026
On August 14, 2026, Panini filed new allegations in its ongoing antitrust litigation against Fanatics. According to the filing, Panini claims that Fanatics illicitly obtained confidential information, including license details, which were allegedly used to secure exclusive trading card rights for the NBA, the NBPA, the NFLPA, and the NFL. This follows Fanatics' attempt to seal the allegations, a motion denied by a magistrate judge who lifted the secrecy restriction earlier this week. Panini seeks to amend its complaint to include these new accusations.
- •Panini accuses Fanatics of obtaining confidential information.
- •Claims include securing exclusive trading card rights for major leagues.
- •A magistrate judge ordered the lifting of secrecy on the new allegations.
- •Panini is seeking to amend its complaint to include new claims.
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