Under Armour lawsuit: Why UCLA, apparel company settled for $67.5 million

Under Armoud had at one point entered into the highest-paying sponsorship deal in history. The sports apparel company attempted to terminate its contract with UCLA just four years into a 15-year deal.

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Under Armour agrees to pay UCLA more than $67 million to resolve lawsuit, under armour

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