Harvard Sports Law Symposium Highlights Rising Complexity in Gambling, Private Equity, and In-House Counsel Roles

May 15, 2026

By Kian Sohrabi and Laura Zeng, Harvard Law School The Harvard Law School Sports Law Symposium convened practitioners from leagues, teams, and law firms to examine the evolving legal and business landscape of modern sports. Panelists emphasized the industry's growing complexity and the tightening relationship between law, capital, and competition. The sports gambling panel engaged most directly with current legal uncertainty. Panelists focused on the post-Murphy v. NCAA landscape, where the Supr
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