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Gewirtz, Yavner, and Eisler Highlight a ‘Conversation on Sports and the Law’

Nov 6, 2020

BSE Global — which manages and operates Barclays Center, the Brooklyn Nets, its NBA G League team, the Long Island Nets, and its NBA 2K League affiliate (NetsGC) — will host a webinar on November 11, starting at 5 p.m. EST, entitled a Conversation on Sports and the...

Ever-growing Student Sports Law Network Hosting Inaugural Virtual Symposium November 10-12

Nov 6, 2020

The Student Sports Law Network will host its inaugural virtual symposium from Nov. 10 through Nov. 12. The three nights of events will bring together some of the sharpest legal minds from around the country. Each night, in front of registered guests, these...

Concussion Webinar on December 1 Examines a ‘New Understanding’ about CTE

Nov 6, 2020

The litigation may have slowed when it comes to concussions. But certainly not the debate about chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE).   Just a couple years ago, those who questioned the threat of CTE in contact sports were considered to be in denial. That has...

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s Title IX Ruling in John Doe and What it Means, Expert Weighs In

Nov 6, 2020

By Peter Dawson, Senior Editor   Sports law is so intertwined in the legal landscape these days that almost every national story involving the law has a sports law component.   Take the passing of United States Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and...

CAS Invalidates World Athletics Rule that Imposed a Burden of Proof on Disabled Athletes to Prove that They Had No Competitive Advantage; While Going ‘Off Course’ on Another

Nov 6, 2020

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) announced on October 26 that it has invalidated a rule adopted by World Athletics (formerly “IAAF”) — the international sports federation governing track & field — which imposed the burden of proof on disabled...
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  • School District That Ignored Heat Advisory May Face Trial for Soccer Player’s Heat Stroke
  • In a Loss for NFL, Randy Gregory’s Disability Claims Against League and Broncos Returned to State Court
  • POINT – Supreme Court Ruling Strengthens the Case Against Women’s Colleges Admitting Biological Males
  • COUNTERPOINT – The U.S. Supreme Court’s Decides the Transgender Sports ‘Issue’: A Setback for Science, Fairness, and Equal Opportunity
  • Maxed Out: Dumbbell Patent Infringement Suit Settles after Federal Circuit Rejects Alice Ineligibility
  • MSG Data Breach Lawsuit Could Test Liability for Sports Venues Using Facial Recognition
  • Owners of Chicago Professional Sports Franchises Discuss Stadium Development, Leadership and Legacy at Sports Lawyers Association Annual Conference
  • Pride and Messages: On the Religious Rights of Players on Pride Night
  • NFLPA Appears to Have Limited Ability to Help Sorsby
  • NIL and Equity: Examining Access, Visibility, and Influence in College Athletics
  • From the Transfer Portal to the Courtroom – Florida Atlantic Sues Former Student-Athletes Over Alleged NIL Breach
  • SafeSport: Safe or Not?
  • ‘Can I Get It Back?’ Legal Issues When Sports Museums Sell or Transfer Donated Memorabilia
  • A Whole New (Eligibility) World: The NCAA Shifts to Age-Based Model
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