Youth Sports-Related Concussion Laws Are Inadequate »
By: Elliot Reese
The dangers of sports-related concussions have increasingly become a national health concern. Media attention surrounding the recent class-action …
Does the Proposed Sports Betting Legislation Have the Same Commandeering Problem as Murphy v. NCAA? »
By: Michael Shaffer
A newly introduced federal sports betting bill would allow the federal government to veto the state sports betting …
Music Modernization Act: Copyright Law Finally Begins to Catch Up With the Digital Age »
By: Stetson Biggs
Musicians often struggle to obtain fair compensation because internet streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music frequently fail …
“Choose Your Own Adventure” on the Path to Genericide »
By: Marisa McNally
Chooseco LLC (“Chooseco”) filed a complaint in Vermont district court on January 11, 2019, against Netflix, Inc. (“Netflix”) …
TicketDisaster: How Allegations of Collusion Has Landed Ticketmaster in Hot Water »
By: Nicholas Spear
Ticket supplier and industry leader, Ticketmaster, was accused of colluding with third party ticket sellers to boost company …
Roughing the Passer: Protecting the Quarterback at All Costs »
By: Erika Weiler
On Sunday, September 23 the Green Bay Packers traveled to Landover, Maryland to take on the Washington …
A Change in the Wind: How the Inconsistency of the NCAA is Affecting Hurricane Florence Relief Efforts »
By: Seth Myers
On September 14th, 2018, Hurricane Florence hit the United States.[1] Throughout the next five days, Florence …
Domestic Violence in the NHL: Is No Policy Really the Best Policy? »
By: Jacob Wiese
Reports surrounding Nashville Predators forward Austin Watson have many sports fans questioning why there is an apparent …
Abolishing Student Athlete Pay Caps Could Spell Trouble for College Sports »
By: Zach Beals
On September 4, 2018, a U.S. District Court judge in Oakland, California began a bench trial between the …