Shohei Ohtani’s Hidden Ball Trick and the Effects His Deferred Contract Is Having on State Tax Revenue
When Shohei Ohtani emigrated to the United States from Japan in 2018 to play in Major League Baseball…
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The Effect of Patents in the Sports Equipment Industry
Introduction The sports equipment industry generates hundreds of billions of dollars annually worldwide, prompting companies and inventors to…
Vaulting Onto the Billboards – Official Sponsors & Athletes’ Marketing Rights
The Fourth Annual Brooklyn Entertainment and Sports Law Society Sports Law Symposium was held on Friday, October 25,…
When the Runway Meets the Podium: How Fashion Brands Win Gold at the Olympics
In 2024, Olympic fashion has evolved beyond plain uniforms, and encapsulates performance, cultural diplomacy, and high-end branding. Louis…
Keynote Conversation with Jeffrey Benz – International Sport Arbitrator
On Friday, October 25th, 2024, the Brooklyn Entertainment and Sports Law Society (BESLS) hosted its fourth annual Brooklyn Law…
Guarding the Goal Line: Protecting Competition Integrity
Brooklyn Law School’s Entertainment & Sports Law Society (BESLS) recently hosted its fourth annual Sports Law Symposium, bringing…
Trademark Turbocharge: Accelerating Innovation and Protecting Legacy
Fueled by Enzo Ferrari’s legacy, Ferrari has emerged globally as a brand synonymous with perfection, luxury, and excellence.…
Half Time on the Messi Deal: Is It Blueprint for Growth or Just More of the Same?
Half Time on the Messi Deal: Is It Blueprint for Growth or Just More of the Same? 1[1]For…
New Streaming Grand Slam or Strike Out – All About the Proposed Joint Venture Between ESPN, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery
Shortly before one of the largest televised sporting events, Super Bowl LVIII, three sports providers — ESPN, Fox,…
There’s a New Sheriff in Town: How IREF can be a Model to Protect Sports Fans
There is a constant tension between a professional sports team’s fans and its owner. Taken at face value,…