Quarterbacking a New Era in College Sports: Jaden Rashada Rewrites the Playbook for Negotiating NIL Deals
In the NIL era, college athletes face an environment ripe for exploitation. Following Judge Claudia Wilken’s final approval…
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From Marlboros to Moneylines: Why Sports Gambling Ads May Need a Regulatory Check
Since the Supreme Court’s 2018 decision in Murphy v. National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA),1[1]Murphy v. National Collegiate Athletic…
New Music, New Rules: Figure Skating Into the New Copyright Era
After earning a Gold Medal for Team USA at the 2022 Winter Olympic Games, the figure skating pair…
FIFA Likely to Permit Matches Played Outside a League’s Home Territory in Aftermath of Relevent Settlement
In the 120+ years since the founding of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA), association football (soccer)…
Year-Round College Soccer: Own Goal in Establishing Student-Athletes as Employees
College athletics are at a turning point. Between the recent attempts to unionize and the imminent House v.…
A Star Wars Trilogy: Examining the Legal Implications of Disney’s Three Posthumous Uses of AI and CGI
In 1977, American filmmaker George Lucas envisioned a science-fiction adventure that would ultimately transform the entertainment industry’s approach…
Fashion on Loan: The Legal Framework Behind Celebrity Looks
In the fashion world, where red-carpet looks make headlines and designers compete to leave their mark, a behind-the-scenes…
Remixing Copyright Law
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The NY Fashion Workers Act: Paving the Runway for Models’ Rights
New York’s fashion industry powers 180,000 jobs, makes up 6% of the city’s workforce, and generates $10.9 billion…
Gucci on Trial: A Lawsuit That’s Far from Fabulous
An investigation by the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) and a resulting lawsuit against Gucci…