June 16, 2021Published by wpadmin at June 16, 2021Categories Blog College Sports Law ArchiveAnother Update on Name, Image, and Likeness Laws: 19 States Have NIL Legislation, 4 States Have NIL Legislation on the Governor’s Desk, 16 States Have NIL Legislation Pending, and 11 States Have No NIL LegislationWith the possibility of federal legislation looming, states have not […]
April 19, 2021Published by wpadmin at April 19, 2021Categories Blog College Sports Law ArchiveNCAA One-Time Transfer Rule Expanded to All Athletes in Division I SportsIn May 2012, I was interviewed by the Associated Press […]
September 10, 2020Published by wpadmin at September 10, 2020Categories Blog College Sports Law ArchiveDisability Insurance and Loss of Value Insurance in the COVID-19 EraThe COVID-19 pandemic has created new legal hurdles that are […]
June 9, 2020Published by wpadmin at June 9, 2020Categories Blog College Sports Law ArchiveRadwan v. UConn: UConn Had Sufficient Cause to Terminate Radwan’s Scholarship for “Flipping the Bird” at an ESPNU Camera following a Soccer Game in 2014This case arises out of events following a soccer game […]
March 26, 2020Published by wpadmin at March 26, 2020Categories Blog College Sports Law ArchiveGovernor of Colorado Signs Name, Image, and Likeness Bill into LawOn March 20, 2020, Governor Jared S. Polis signed Colorado […]
September 30, 2019Published by wpadmin at September 30, 2019Categories Blog College Sports Law ArchiveWill the California Fair Pay to Play Act Survive a Constitutional Challenge Filed by the NCAA?Today, California Governor Gavin Newsom executed California Senate Bill 206, commonly […]