Playing Exposed: Student Athletes and the Unregulated Collection of Biometric Data
Introduction In December 2025, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)’s Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of…
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Brooklyn Entertainment and Sports Law Society’s Annual Sports Law Symposium
Information and Updates: On Friday, November 6, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., the Brooklyn Entertainment and…
Baseball Caps: Should A New Salary Cap System Come To The MLB In 2026?
I. Introduction When billionaire hedge fund owner Steve Cohen purchased the New York Mets on November 8, 2020,…
College Athletes, Know Your Rights: How to Evaluate Third-Party Offers to Buy Your House Settlement Damages Claim
House Settlement Fund Awards Damages to Former College Athletes The House v. NCAA settlement awards $2.8 billion in…
Rethinking Revenue Sharing in the WNBA
A New Game Plan: Rethinking Revenue Sharing in the WNBA The Women’s National Basketball Association (“WNBA”) has seen…
Women’s Leadership Network — “In a League of Their Own: The Sports Lawyers Behind the Game”
Introduction On Thursday, November 6, 2025, the Women’s Leadership Network hosted an alumni panel, “In a League of…
Athletes as Entrepreneurs: A Symposium Summary (Part 2)
School Days: The Professionalization of the College Athlete Brooklyn Law School’s Entertainment & Sports Law Society (BESLS) recently…
Athletes as Entrepreneurs: A Symposium Summary (Part 1)
Panel: “Leveling the Playing Field: Empowering Women Athletes” during the BESLS 5th Annual Sports Law Symposium Introduction On…
Professional Athletes’ Maternity Rights – The Dearica Hamby Lawsuit
The issue of maternity rights in women’s professional sports is gaining attention, thanks in part to high-profile cases…
From Pom-Poms to Plaintiff: The Cheerleader Wage Gap
Beneath the glitter of game-day performances and team spirit lies a longstanding pattern of underpayment and exploitation of…