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The New York Law School Institute for Information Law and Policy and the New York Law School Sports Law Society

Presents:

The Third Annual Sports Law Symposium

Date:             

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Panelists:

Jason Belzer

Andrew Bondarowicz

Allison Cantor

Mark Conrad ’81

George Daniel

Marc Edelman

Dimitrios Efstathiou

Andrew Fine

David Fish

David Gross

Darren Heitner

David Mayer

Kevin Matz

Tim McIIwain ’95 -

Robert Raiola

Katherine Salisbury

David Soskin ’08

Mike Zarren

Warren Zola

CLE credits will be offered.

For more information on the event, please contact Elliot Solop at essolop@gmail.com.

"The Intersection of Sports and Business in Today’s Legal Arena."

Journal of Business & Technology Law Fall Symposium, Co-Hosted by the Entertainment, Arts and Sports Law Association

Monday, October 3, 2011, 9:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

The Boston Chapter of Women In Sports and Events (WISE)

is pleased to present a networking and panel discussion covering the NFL and NBA lockouts.

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, Sports Writer for the Associated Press

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When Gender Norms Become Law:

Recognizing and Correcting for Gender Bias

February 10, 2012

University of Wisconsin Law School

Madison, Wisconsin

Law and the Olympic Movement

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Matt Lane:

Nancy Hogshead-Makar

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Upcoming Symposium

Law and the Olympic Movement

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Paul Greene:

Sonja Keating:

Matt Lane:

Nancy Hogshead-Makar

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Honored by Fast Company as one of Three Best Sports Business Blogs and by the American Bar Association Journal as a Top 100 Law Blog

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Human Condition

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Why did John Calipari and Derrick Rose agree to this settlement with University of Memphis ticket holders who filed a lawsuit claiming that the NCAA's vacating of its 2007-08 Final Four season resulted in the devaluation of their tickets? Color me surprised. This lawsuit probably would have been dismissed; instead, the settlement probably makes more of these lawsuits likely to be filed. Mark Conrad and I speak with Kyle Veazey of the Memphis Commercial Appeal

Sports Illustrated

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Football Association Premier League and Others (C-403/08 and C-429/08)

Karen Murphy

public viewing

This past winter I co-wrote a law review article (with Glenn Wong and Chris Deubert) titled "Going Pro in Something Other than Sports: Improving Guidance for Student-Athletes in a Complicated Legal and Regulatory Framework." This article appeared in the Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

I look forward to participating in next Monday's sports law symposium at the University of Maryland School of Law -- this event is open to the public; hope to see Sports Law Blog

Advancing the Ball: Race, Reformation, and the Quest for Equal Coaching Opportunity in the NFL

JBTL

Complex Sports Transactions: Stadium Development Panel

Bowl Championship Series Panel

Athlete Images/Media Rights Panel

This Thursday, between 12:45 and 2:00 p.m. in Oakes 208 on the Vermont Law School campus, Matthew Lane will speak on representing Olympic athletes and runners. Lane is a sports attorney at Preti Flaherty in Portland, Maine. His clients include the American Milers' Association, NJNY Track Club, and Andrew Wheating, a 2008 Olympian. Lane is a summa cum laude

Sports Law Blog

Is Boxing’s Oldest Adage Under Fire Following Floyd Mayweather’s Controversial and Crushing KO of Victor Ortiz?

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Senior Advisor to The Kraft Group, Club Counsel to the

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Sports Illustrated & NBA TV Legal Analyst, Law Professor at

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National NBA Writer,

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(If you'd prefer to pay by cash or check on the evening of the event, the fee is $20.  You still must RSVP via the link above but select the "Non-Members Paying Cash or Check at the Event" option)

Hart, a former Rutgers player, accused EA of using his name and likeness in the NCAA Football series without his knowledge or consent, suing the company in 2009. But U.S. District Judge Freda Wolfson has ruled that the likeness is permissible under the first amendment, and has dismissed the case.

EA's lawyer Elizabeth McNamara said the decision "validates Electronic Arts' rights to create and publish its expressive works." Hart's lawyers have yet to comment publicly.

This case is one of many currently pending against the publisher in relation to likeness issues in NCAA titles, largely stemming from players' wishes to be compensated for their inclusion in the games. NCAA Football 12 released in July for PS3 and Xbox 360.

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