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Adam, Hal, other attorneys, and everyone else - Quick Baseball Question Legal Related
Posted By: hankron
But it would be interesting if your ball was signed by Jackson under contract/being paid to sign by the company on your LOA. If the private signing was legitimate and Jackson was under contract to sign the balls, Jackson might be the one breaking the law by trying to prevent the balls from being sold. If that were the situation (not saying it is), it would at least make an interesting article. 
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