Jason Re, Esq.

Commercial Real Estate Associate Attorney at Norton Rose Fulbright LLP || J.D. from the George Washington University Law School (‘22) || GWU Men’s Soccer (‘19).

[Kasowitz @KasowitzLLP]

Kasowitz Represents Cottonwood Group in $102 Million Construction Loan for Luxury Hotel in Downtown Salt Lake City. https://t.co/8qQyWbqdHC

[Kasowitz @KasowitzLLP]

Kasowitz Represents Axonic Capital in $72 Million Senior Loan to Refinance Office Tower in Midtown Manhattan. https://t.co/OwOmEamIOa

[Kasowitz @KasowitzLLP]

Kasowitz Represents Cottonwood Group in $211 Million Construction Loan for Ultra-Luxury Condo Development in Asbury Park, NJ. https://t.co/JAHly61JcT

[Kasowitz @KasowitzLLP]

Kasowitz represented Starwood Property Trust, a leading diversified real estate finance company, in its joint venture with Pacific Retail Capital Partners and Taconic Capital Advisors LP for the acquisition of Kings' Shops in Waikoloa, Hawaii. https://t.co/O6K4IOE9wh

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Kasowitz Represents Cottonwood Group in $284 Million Loan for Four Properties in Texas. https://t.co/AWRUnTGO2I

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Kasowitz Benson Torres represented a leading real estate investment company in the sale of an approximately 227,000 square foot shopping center located in Sierra Vista, Arizona to an Arizona-based commercial real estate company. https://t.co/oqOl59XfgF

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Kasowitz Benson Torres attorneys have once again been recognized by The Best Lawyers in America in its 2025 edition. https://t.co/DIBJluCoI8

[Jason Re, Esq. @JasonReLaw]

My latest article in Sports Litigation Alert, looking at a class action taking aim at 2K Games relating to micro-transactions, live-service video games, and server shutdowns.

https://t.co/ABqxB4XIdd

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My latest article - Multiplayer Online Video Game "Myth of Empires" Sparks Copyright and Trade Secret Litigation Between Developers and Publishers."

Check out the full edition of eSports and the Law at @EsportsandLaw by Hackney Publications

[Jason Re, Esq. @JasonReLaw]

Honored to have one of my articles included in the course materials and syllabus for the "Pro Sports Team Operations and Legal Issues" course at Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law!

The article itself can be found in "Sports Litigation Alert" & "Professional Sports and the Law!"

[Jason Re, Esq. @JasonReLaw]

A case summary of mine that was just published in Sports Litigation Alert, relating to a lawsuit filed against the Chicago Cubs, automated marketing text messages, and a potential violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991. Take a look:

https://t.co/jyAcomOxXN

[Jason Re, Esq. @JasonReLaw]

Check out my latest article for eSports & the Law, detailing the Activision Blizzard harassment suit, the proposed settlement, the parallel proceedings, and the impact that upcoming appellate decisions will have on third-party intervention in employment litigation! #esports #law

[Jason Re, Esq. @JasonReLaw]

Recently, pro athletes have begun contracting their salaries in crypto. In my latest article, I explore the risks and rewards, look at the forms this may come in, and consider future implications.

https://t.co/V3ZTorGBWf

#Sports #SportsLaw #Crypto #Cryptocurrency

[Conduct Detrimental @ConDetrimental]

Only a handful of sports stadiums today are without naming rights deals, including Madison Square Garden and Lambeau Field.

In Part 3 of @JasonReLaw's Stadium Series, Jason analyzes naming rights and sponsorship agreements:

https://t.co/aoZKbt8CTM

[Conduct Detrimental @ConDetrimental]

Have you ever looked at your local professional sports stadium and wondered how it came to be?

@JasonReLaw dives in with Part 2 of his three-part series: Building

https://t.co/UKubr6sTQy

[Jason Re, Esq. @JasonReLaw]

My first in a three-part series on the legal basics of financing, building, and naming a professional sports stadium in America.

https://t.co/utip79xroi

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@OpenCupFan @dancroghan @ConDetrimental Fraser v. MLS (the case that gave the league its "single-entity antitrust defense) was nearly two decades ago, a lot has changed (legally/league/sports-wide) in that time

It's possible if an antitrust case was brought against the league today, it could come out differently

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@OpenCupFan @dancroghan @ConDetrimental I'm with you, I agree on the message (and the relative failure of the USSF in many aspects). I've long been a proponent of Pro-Rel in the United States, I just never saw a realistic avenue to get there. It's a project I'd love to get involved in

[Jason Re, Esq. @JasonReLaw]

@OpenCupFan @dancroghan @ConDetrimental My concerns: a) even if the market worked itself out, it could set the sport back decades; & b) who would want to invest after the most significant pro league burned down?

Q - If the USL pyramid had pro-rel, right now, would you become a fan/pay more attention to it/"invest"?

[Jason Re, Esq. @JasonReLaw]

@OpenCupFan @dancroghan @ConDetrimental This is a genuine question that I'd like any and all insight on - And then what? Once the club owners cash out (so to speak) and run to the hills if these protections are gone, what happens? Who picks up the pieces, and how?