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The CLS Blue Sky Blog
Assessing Why Compliance Programs Fail
Compliance programs are ubiquitous and necessary in today’s institutions, yet these programs often fail to prevent misconduct. When investigating Michigan State University in the wake of the Larry Nassar scandal,…
The Right Coast
I Love Duke. Please Forgive Me. – WSJ
I don t mean I like Duke to do well in the NCAA men s college basketball tournament though I like them there, too. I mean I like Duke, as…
Broadcast Law Blog
March Madness: Nothing but Net for Trademark Infringement Claims
Alternate Title: March Madness Trademarks: It’s March Spring and You Do Not Want to Make the NCAA Mad Angry at You As we have previously reported, the National Collegiate Athletic Association…
Collegiate & Professional Sports Law Blog
California Bill Would Allow College Athletes to Keep Amateur Status While Securing Marketing Opportunities
By Gregg E. Clifton, Iciss R. Tillis
The opportunity for college level student-athletes in California to take advantage of potential marketing opportunities while still maintaining their amateur status could soon become a reality. A report from the…
Sports Agent Blog
2112 Hockey Agency’s New Division Focused On Bringing Overseas Talent to NCAA
By Pat Craig
Darryl Wolski of 2112 Hockey Agency announced via press release the newly formed College Hockey Family Advisor, a new division aimed at assisting elite players and their families from overseas…
Sports Agent Blog
Miami Hurricanes’ Dewan Hernandez Declares For NBA Draft After Extended NCAA Suspension
Dewan Hernandez’s career with the University of Miami basketball program has come to a disappointing end. Earlier this week, the NCAA ruled Hernandez will be ineligible for the remainder of…
Collegiate & Professional Sports Law Blog
Super Bowl Sunday Considerations Following the Murphy Decision?
By Gregg E. Clifton, Thomas L. Petriccione
Millions of Americans will tune in on Sunday, February 3rd to the Super Bowl to watch one of the biggest sporting events of the year. This year’s game will again…
Collegiate & Professional Sports Law Blog
New Legislation Proposed In The State of Washington Pushes For Student-Athlete Compensation In Defiance of NCAA Bylaws
As colleges and universities and student athletes await the long anticipated decision from U.S. District Court Judge Claudia Wilken in Alston v. NCAA regarding whether scholarship limits imposed by the…
Collegiate & Professional Sports Law Blog
NCAA Show-Cause Penalties Violate State Law and Are Illegal, California Judge Rules
One of the NCAA’s strongest penalties has been declared illegal in California. California Superior Court Judge Frederick Shaller issued a final decision finding NCAA “show-cause” penalties to be a violation…
Collegiate & Professional Sports Law Blog
Seventh Circuit Upholds NCAA “Year In Residence” Requirement For Transfers
By Gregg E. Clifton, John G. Long
The Seventh Circuit has rejected antitrust claims filed against the NCAA by former Northern Illinois University student-athlete Peter Deppe and upheld the NCAA’s rule delaying the athletic eligibility of student-athletes…