The move will disrupt a textbook publishing industry that has been charging students exorbitant fees without any checks and balances.
Hackney Publications announced today that it has published a free textbook for instructors who teach sports law at the undergraduate
“Furthermore, and irrespective of the above, the decision is in direct contradiction with the provisions of the FIFA World Cup 2026 Competition Regulations, as set out in Article 10.5:
“‘If a player or team official is sent off as a
By Robert J. Romano
New Yorkers don’t wait. In this concrete jungle we honk as the light turns green. We summon a subway train to materialize through sheer force of irritation. And we walk fast through the big lights and
By Christopher R. Deubert, Senior Writer
On June 23, the NFL informed college quarterback Brendan Sorsby that it would not be holding a Supplemental Draft this summer. Sorsby had requested entry into the Supplemental Draft after his collegiate eligibility became
A new study has found little evidence that the NFL’s draft order accurately predicts player performance, raising questions about how teams value draft picks and evaluate talent.
Researchers analyzed data from 2,544 players selected in the NFL Draft between 2011
YSL becomes the 28th sports law periodical published regularly by Hackney Publications.
Hackney Publications announced today that it has begun publishing Youth Sports & the Law, a quarterly periodical that addresses the legal landscape in the youth sports industry.
The
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup gets underway, new analysis from ACI Worldwide (NASDAQ: ACIW), an original innovator in global payments technology, shows that the fraud patterns seen around previous major tournaments are already in play, exposing fans and ticket
First Liberty Institute announced it joined the legal team representing former NBA referee Ken Mauer, who the league fired after it denied his religious exemption request from the league’s Covid-19 vaccine mandate. The league required the vaccine for all league
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has filed a lawsuit in federal court against the state of New Mexico, seeking a ruling that federal law gives the agency exclusive authority to regulate certain event-based contracts traded on CFTC-registered exchanges.
The filing
