A huge thank you to all of the @harvardjsel editors, who were a pleasure to work with. I also owe a massive thank you to @McCannSportsLaw, who provided lots of helpful feedback during the writing process. You can read my note here: https://t.co/4LU0LnwOTY
Last is a Student Note by Seth Corwin (@scorwin97) of UNH School of Law (@UNHLaw) who wrote "Offsides: A Labor and Antitrust Analysis of How The Nonstatutory Labor Exemption Subverts Players' Medical Autonomy" which shows need for reform in how leagues view player medical choices
Interesting bringing a vicarious liability claim against Fox. Really turns on whether Sanchez was on company time and working within the scope of his employment at the time it happened. Very normal though for Plaintiffs to loop in employers with deeper pockets than the defendant.
#BREAKING: The man who was allegedly attacked by former QB and FOX analyst Mark Sanchez has filed a lawsuit against Sanchez and FOX. The suit is asking for an unspecified amount of damages.
Huge sports law news: Judge Wilken approves the House settlement. A major victory for the NCAA and for the big time college sports industry. But it's not the end of the story for NCAA legal issues, as other litigation awaits. Here's what you need to know: https://t.co/aTmuDFbLe3.
I wrote about the legal risks that student-athletes face when using #AI for their #NIL activities. From school policies to inaccurate legal advice, there’s a lot for student-athletes to watch out for as technology and college athletics collide.
Check it out below!👇🏻
#SportsLaw
Saw an athlete contract this morning that gave the brand the right to use the athlete's NIL in their marketing in "perpetuity" (read: forever). The deal was for $500.
Athletes: do not allow someone to use your NIL forever, especially not for $500.
Today's ruling by the Third Circuit against the NCAA is a huge development in sports law and employment law. The Third Circuit flatly rejected NCAA amateurism arguments as antiquated and unpersuasive. College athlete employment is closer than ever before. https://t.co/vhHWJzTxkf.
In an article for the Sports Practice Group, attorney Seth Corwin, Esq. discusses a Name, Image and Likeness deal that went wrong at the University of Florida. https://t.co/41cJAHx4yU
Student-athletes should always consider the implications of hiring NIL agents to represent them in #NIL transactions. My latest 'Know the Law' piece for the @UnionLeader, provides helpful details and considerations for student-athletes and NIL agents. https://t.co/Xs2FzyGq5Z
#NIL contracts offer student-athletes (SAs) amazing ways to leverage their NIL. Yet, many SAs are unfamiliar with various contractual pitfalls.
In my 'Know the Law' piece for the @UnionLeader, I provide insights on what SAs should be on the lookout for:
https://t.co/HK576TmE2e