What if I told you that the Phillie Phanatic – yes, that Phillie Phanatic – could be responsible for an enormous change in copyright law?...

The controversies surrounding San Jose Sharks left winger Evander Kane this off season seem never ending. Prior to the 2020-21 season,...

If you have not seen or read about the Supreme Court’s decision in National Collegiate Athletic Association v. Alston at this point, you...

Sports law is an ever-evolving and expanding subset of the law, and as the recent NCAA v. Alston ruling, NIL, and Super League...

First, I would like to give a special thank you to Jason Sciavicco, director of Titletown High, for providing some insight on this...

The National Women’s Soccer League (“NWLS”) has been around since 2012 and the league’s players have had a recognized union since 2017,...

The ACC, Big Ten, and PAC 12 announced their shared vision for the future of college athletics. What seems to be a fantastic opportunity...

“Pay him, pay that man his money” the infamous line spoken by Teddy KGB in the movie “Rounders” now applies to college athletes across...

As Chris Berman would say, “nobody circles the wagon like the Buffalo Bills.” However, recent reports suggest the Buffalo Bills (“Bills”)...

“March Madness” is one of the most popular and recognizable brands in sports. The NCAA’s trademarked “March Madness” brand has turned the...

This week, Nebraska reported that their football program has been the subject of an NCAA investigation pertaining to improper use of...

As the fall semester approaches for colleges across the country, an onslaught of litigation has materialized involving university vaccine...