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COVID-19 Workplace Law Advisor
NCAA Compliance Best Practices for Institutions During COVID-19 Pandemic
By John G. Long, Doriyon C. Glass
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has severely affected the world of college sports. Division I conferences canceled their conference tournaments and the NCAA announced it would not be holding NCAA basketball…
Collegiate & Professional Sports Law Blog
NCAA Will Consider Eligibility Relief for Student-Athletes Affected by COVID-19 Participation Ban
While colleges, universities, and student-athletes across the country continue to react to the ramifications of the sudden and unprecedented cancellation of the NCAA National Men’s and Women’s Basketball Championship, as…
COVID-19 Workplace Law Advisor
NCAA Will Consider Eligibility Relief for Student-Athletes Affected by COVID-19 Participation Ban
While colleges, universities, and student-athletes across the country continue to react to the ramifications of the sudden and unprecedented cancellation of the NCAA National Men’s and Women’s Basketball Championship, as…
Broadcast Law Blog
March Madness Trademarks: Avoiding a Foul Call from the NCAA (2020 Update)(Part 2 – Even if the Tournament is Off)
While the NCAA has called off March Madness, promotions may still be continuing, and we certainly hope that the tournament will be back again next year. So we figured that,…
Broadcast Law Blog
March Madness Trademarks: Avoiding a Foul Call from the NCAA (2020 Update – Part 1)
With the NCAA Basketball Tournament about to begin (though without an audience at the games), broadcasters, publishers and other businesses need to be wary about potential claims arising from their…
Collegiate & Professional Sports Law Blog
The Sports World Responds to COVID-19
By Doriyon C. Glass, Gregg E. Clifton
As the world responds to COVID-19/Coronavirus, the world of professional and amateur sports is responding as well. The virus had already has begun impacting the sports world and its impact…
COVID-19 Workplace Law Advisor
The Sports World Responds to COVID-19
By Doriyon C. Glass, Gregg E. Clifton
As the world responds to COVID-19/Coronavirus, the world of professional and amateur sports is responding as well. The virus had already has begun impacting the sports world and its impact…
Journal of Business & Intellectual Property Law
Symposium Feature Story: Balling on a Budget and Assessing the Federal Government’s Potential Role in Regulating College Athletics’ Compensation
By Journal of Business & Intellectual Property Law at WFU
By: Nathaniel Reiff The “eternal conflict” of athletic departments fostering a for-profit business model while adhering to the nonprofit educational mission of the NCAA and its umbrella of public universities has…
Technology Law Source
What college student-athletes should be thinking about now before NCAA name, image and likeness rules are released
On October 29, 2019, the NCAA Board of Governors unanimously decided to allow college student-athletes the opportunity to profit for the use of their name, image and likeness. The Board…
Collegiate & Professional Sports Law Blog
NCAA Representatives Testify on Capitol Hill Urging A Consistent National Approach to Athlete Name, Image, and Likeness Compensation.
By Bernard G. Dennis III, Gregg E. Clifton
Governor Gavin Newsom and the California legislature shook up the collegiate sports landscape with the introduction and passing of legislation allowing college athletes to benefit from their name, image, and…