Sports Law Expert Podcast Highlights Sports Lawyer Christian Dennie of Fox Rothschild, a Firm that Was Recently Recognized as One of the Best in the Sports Industry

May 5, 2023

Hackney Publications has announced that Christian Dennie, a sports lawyer and partner at Fox Rothschild LLP, is the featured guest on the Sports Law Expert Podcast. The podcast segment can be heard here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/holt-hackney/episodes/A-visit-with-Sports-Lawyer-Christian-Dennie–of-Fox-Rothschild-e21fnhq

Fox Rothschild’s nationwide Entertainment and Sports Law Department was also honored recently by Hackney Publications as one of the “100 best firms with sports law practices you need to know about” on www.100lawfirms.com. This portal serves as a resource for those in the sports industry who need counsel with experience in sports law. Hackney Publications relies on readers, professors, and other industry experts in creating the list.

“I have known Christian for more than a decade,” said Holt Hackney, the founder and publisher of Hackney Publications. “I love his decision last year to leave a boutique firm, where he had made his mark representing college and university athletic departments as well as athletes and coaches, to join Fox Rothschild. We are excited to share his story in our podcast and provide important insights about his work in the sports industry.”

Going forward, those interested in being notified when a segment of the podcast goes live can subscribe by visiting https://follow.it/sportslawexpert?action=followPub

About Christian Dennie

Dennie is a seasoned business attorney with broad litigation and transactional experience and a focus on sports and entertainment law.

His clients include professional and amateur athletes and coaches; sports organizations, leagues, and associations; colleges and universities; recruiting services; sports associations; and sports equipment providers. Dennie provides advice and guidance through NCAA investigations and compliance matters, drug test appeals and Title IX investigations, as well as contracts, sponsorship agreements and name, image, and likeness agreements, marketing, facilities agreements, and drug test policies. Dennie has represented clients and/or arbitrated matters involving badminton, baseball, basketball, boxing, cross country, CrossFit, cycling, equestrian, fencing, fishing, football, futsal, golf, gymnastics, hockey, judo, lacrosse, mixed martial arts, quadball, rowing, soccer, softball, skiing and snowboarding, swimming, and diving, tennis, taekwondo, track and field, volleyball, ultimate, water polo, and wrestling. Dennie has also conducted investigations for fraud, embezzlement, sexual misconduct and sexual harassment, violations of NCAA rules, Title IX violations, alleged improper treatment and harassment of athletes, construction fatalities, human resources and employment matters, and misconduct in secondary private schools and religious organizations.

Dennie has represented more than 300 athletes. He is a trusted adviser to coaches and athletes in regard to estate planning and asset protection, branding, and career planning. Additionally, Dennie commonly advises professional athletes on the legal aspects of investment opportunities, entity creation, and resolving and litigating disputes including those that gain significant media attention. Dennie also often serves as outside general counsel for his clients.

In addition, he represents a diverse array of nonprofits and businesses ranging from startups to middle-market and Fortune 500 companies in disputes involving labor and employment, intellectual property, real estate, construction, and a variety of other issues, taking an aggressive, yet conscientious approach to litigation at trial and on appeal. Dennie has tried 60 cases before judges, juries, administrative panels, and arbitrators. In a recent opinion, a federal judge said Dennie “displayed a high level of skill” and his “trial presentation was well done” leading to a successful result where “David took on Goliath and prevailed.”

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