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A judge has ruled that Fanatics is permitted to refile its lawsuit against Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. The lawsuit revolves around a binding term sheet that Harrison Jr. claims he did not sign personally, stating that it was his father, Marvin Harrison Sr., who signed on behalf of his company, The Official Harrison Collection. The case has seen multiple affidavits and motions, with Harrison Jr. asserting that he is not personally bound by the agreement in question.
- Marvin Harrison Jr. claims he is not personally liable for the contract with Fanatics.
- The lawsuit has seen new developments with affidavits from both Harrison Jr. and his father.
- Fanatics has about two weeks to refile the lawsuit with new information.
Marvin Harrison | WR
Injury
- Claims he did not sign the binding term sheet personally.
- States that the agreement was between Fanatics and his company, not him directly.
- Affidavit reveals he was paid $110,000 for autographs, which went to his company.
Arizona Cardinals
- The ongoing legal issues surrounding Marvin Harrison Jr. could impact team dynamics.
- Harrison Jr. is a key player for the Cardinals, and his off-field issues may affect his performance.