Esports sites don't get to do "and finally" very often, but RIOT's lawsuit against the owners of leagueoflegends.co definitely comes under that category. The domain was supposed to direct redirect clumsy-fingered League of Legends players to an adult website and was very successful thanks to the growing popularity of the game. Unfortunately for its owners, however, RIOT has a little bit more legal sway than in2LoL, who also recently suffered with a similar at the hands of Absolute Legends.
In the in2LoL/AL case, things were settled peacefully, but RIOT continues to battle for its Intellectual Property. Next in the crosshair for them is a site is a site by the name of leagueoflegendsporn - I kid you not. I'm sure we've all heard of rule 34, but RIOT clearly takes this stuff seriously.
