Growing ‘Trust Issues a Concern for U.S. Soccer, FIFA? »
By: Brandon Wurl
The United States Soccer Federation (“U.S. Soccer or USSF”) is no stranger to antitrust lawsuits. In 2017, the North American …
Running Away from the NFLPA: Why NFL Running Backs Want to Form Their Own Union »
By: Christian Powell
A petition has been filed with the National Labor Relations Board by the International Brotherhood of Professional Running Backs to …
In Re Get Paid: A Practical Decision Amidst All of the Student Athlete Compensation Chaos »
By: Andrew Jamison
One of the most prevalent tensions plaguing amateur athletics throughout the nation is the issue of how, why, when, and …
The Patriots released Brown, but the conflict may be far from over »
By: Kendra Penningroth
When the New England Patriots released Antonio Brown last month after two women accused him of sexual assault – the …
Legal Obligations of Host Cities: How Olympic Athletes Are Protected During the Olympic Games »
By: Sarah Ericksen
The 2020 Summer Olympics are less than a year away and Tokyo has been preparing for the arrival of the …
Big Brother ‘Bama is Watching: Can Alabama Track Their Students To Keep Them At Football Games? »
By: Anthony Studnicka
The University of Alabama Crimson Tide have been a dominant force in college football for quite a while, and it …
Sit Down Saints Fans: You do not have Standing to Sue »
By: Benjamin Moffitt
If you are a New Orleans Saints fan, you are likely upset about the blown pass interference call …
Blown Call? »
By: Trey Zandarski
The National Football League (NFL) culminates in a postseason format that is win or go home. The best …
May I Have This Dance? »
May I Have This Dance? Fortnite Developer Sued Over Viral Dance Moves
By: Danny Brown
Epic Games Inc., …
Why the NCAA’s Transfer Regulations Can be Defeated in the Ninth Circuit »
Go West, Young Man: Why the NCAA’s Transfer Regulations Can be Defeated in the Ninth Circuit
By: Cameron Miller
Introduction