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Sports & Entertainment Law Journal

Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University

  • Recognizing Head Injuries in Football & Concussion Litigation

    02/01/2016

    By: Dexton Nye Football is the all-American sport that is coveted by millions of fans because it metaphorically represents struggle, victory, and loss. The “struggle” during a football game tends…

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  • Gifts, Lies, and Cover-ups from Hawaii Basketball Program

    02/24/2015

    In addition to upcoming NCAA hearings, the university is also likely to face a civil suit from former head coach Gib Arnold. Despite being paid the $344,000 remaining for the…

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  • Act Two of the Unpaid Internship Saga: Human Rights Protections

    01/15/2015

    Unpaid interns are not legally protected from sexual harassment at work because they are not employees within the meaning of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. State laws may…

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