Safe at First, Vol. 2 is the much-acclaimed sport risk management tome published in 2025 that can help make the concepts and execution of risk management easier for students and practitioners alike. With over 40 authors, almost 120 chapters, and
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Hackney Publications is an organization that publishes content primarily focused on sports law and related legal issues. Their publications include analyses of sports litigation, updates on arbitration and resolution forums for athletes, and insights into federal investigations concerning sports gambling. They also cover developments in sports marketing, management, and investment, as well as partnerships involving athletic programs. Occasionally, they provide broader content related to well-being and performance, such as the benefits of expressing gratitude. The publisher serves as a resource for legal professionals, academics, and stakeholders interested in the intersection of law and sports.
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SRLA Honors Top Scholars and Leaders at 2026 Awards Luncheon
The Sport and Recreation Law Association (SRLA) recognized its top scholars, students, and professionals at the annual Honors and Awards Luncheon held during the 2026 SRLA Conference in New Orleans. The ceremony celebrated outstanding academic achievement, leadership, and service within…
Hackney Publications Refreshes Its Directory of ‘100 Law Firms with Sports Law Practices You Need to Know About’
100lawfirms.com is a portal that recognizes excellence and serves as a resource for those in need of experienced and capable legal counsel in the sports law arena. Hackney Publications announced today that it has published the sixth annual “100 Law Firms…
Cincinnati Is Testing the Limits of Liquidated Damages in Federal Court in NIL Case
(Editor’s Note: What follows is an exclusive article from Sports Litigation Alert written by Landis Barber is an attorney at Safran Law Offices. The Alert publishes 24 times a year, and subscribers have access to a searchable archive of 6,000…
Sports Lawyer Jessica Berman Signs Three-Year Extension as NWSL Commissioner through 2028
Jessica Berman, a former lawyer at Proskauer, has signed a three-year contract extension to remain commissioner of the National Women’s Soccer League through the 2028 season, the league announced. The extension ensures continuity of leadership during a significant period of…
A Turning Point for Rule Enforcement in the Post-House Era
In a provocative post this morning, Tim Nevius of dispute resolution provider Fair Sports (https://www.fairsports.org/) writes the following: “Eighteen Nebraska football players have reportedly challenged the College Sports Commission’s (CSC) rejection of their NIL agreements with PlayFly, Nebraska’s multimedia rights…
Law Firm Brings Title IX Lawsuit Against Marshall University After School Threatens to Cut Women’s Swimming & Diving Team
Members of the Marshall University women’s swimming and diving team filed a class action lawsuit against the school and its Board of Governors for violating their civil rights under Title IX, which prohibits sex discrimination in all educational institutions that…
Tulane Law to Host Annual Sports Law Conference April 10-11, Desmond Howard to Keynote
The 9th Annual Tulane Entertainment & Sports Law Conference is scheduled to return to the Tulane University Law School campus April 10–11, featuring former Heisman Trophy winner and Super Bowl MVP Desmond Howard as the keynote speaker. The event, co-presented by the Tulane Law…
Former UM Athletes Sue to Push Boundaries for NIL Comp Past 2016; Expert Weighs In
(The following is shared from Sports Litigation Alert, which publishes 24 times a year, and features a searchable archive of more than 6,000 articles and case summaries.) By Luke Price Four former University of Michigan football players have filed a…
Remy: ‘Turning Back the Clock’ in College Athletics Will Not Work
By Donald Remy College athletics has always been a uniquely American institution. Yesterday, that institution again found itself at the center of a conversation with a sitting United States President. A roundtable of roughly 50 leaders from government, athletics, broadcasting, business,…