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California's NIL Law: A Game Changer for College Sports Andrew Petcash talks about how California's NIL reshaped college athletics and speaking competition among states. Former college athlete shares insights on the legislative landscape and its impact on sports programs nationwide. #NIL #collegesports

According to NCAA regulations, NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deals cannot be utilized as a means to influence your college selection process. Your decision should be based on your academic and athletic fit, not financial incentives. It's crucial to understand the boundaries and regulations governing NIL agreements to protect your eligibility and reputation. Let's ensure your NIL journey is guided by integrity and compliance. Reach out to us for advice on navigating the complex landscape of NIL and college athletics. #NIL #StudentAthlete #NCAARegulations #ComplianceFirst #IntegrityMatters #InfluencerCounsel #NIL #NameImageLikeness #AthleteEmpowerment #GuidingYourSuccess #BitmanOBrienMoratpllc #Bitman #FloridaAttorneys #OrlandoAttorneys #TampaAttorney #FortLauderdaleAttorney #MiamiAttorney #Lawyer

*THIS FRIDAY!* Join higher ed attorneys, Kasey Havekost & Kylie Stryffeler, along with higher ed specialist, Joel Nielsen, as they discuss the latest legal developments in college athletics & how this ever-changing landscape practically & legally impacts your campus. This webinar is FREE to attend! https://ow.ly/Z6GF50RbW3q #HigherEd #CollegeAthletics #AthleticCompliance

Thanks to 2aDays for reaching out to have a discussion on #NIL and some of the legal issues currently facing college athletics. Hopefully there’s some helpful information in here for both college athletes and administrators. #nameimagelikeness #ncaa #collegeathletics #collegeathletes https://lnkd.in/g_iutmgd

Tamenang Choh and Grace Kirk are former Brown University basketball players. Last year they filed a lawsuit alleging that Ivy League schools violate antitrust law by not allowing athletic scholarships and other compensation for their athletic services. Their lawsuit has now become an important part of the proposed House v NCAA settlement, as today Choh and Kirk filed an opposition to preliminary approval of the House settlement. They argue that their claims challenging the Ivy League rules are being improperly released by the House settlement, because they are being released without adequately being redressed and without adequate representation. As a result, they are asking that their claims be carved out of the settlement and that their lawsuit be allowed to continue. They are expressly not challenging the part of the settlement that relates to #NIL damages claims. I expect we’ll see a similar opposition from the plaintiffs in Fontenot v NCAA and Cornelio v NCAA (which was filed this week). I also expect to see an opposition/objection at some point from individuals who are future college athletes, based on those individuals not being adequately represented in House. #ncaa #nameimagelikeness #collegeathletes #collegeathletics #sportslaw

Signify is in Phoenix this week for the NCAA Convention where we will be speaking about the online abuse of athletes and officials in college sports, and in particular, the relationship between sports betting and online abuse. If you are in Phoenix or attending the convention and would like to catch up with us then please get in touch. #NCAAconv #athletementalhealth #onlineabuse #ThreatMatrix

Learn about the benefits that NCAA v Alston afforded college athletes. This case is often mischaracterized as a NIL case, but it is not a NIL case. #sportslaw #nameimagelikeness #collegesports

This is the table of contents for the latest issue of our publication Legal Issues in High School Athletics, including articles written by Gary Chester and Courtney Dunn. Legal issues in High School Athletics is the go-to resource for schools, associations and legal professionals monitoring K-12 athletics. Contact us to learn how you can subscribe! #sportslaw #highschoolathletics #highschoolfootbal #highschoolsports

In the latest of our NIL series, here my colleagues Ezzat M. Nsouli, Stevie Holbrook and Andrew King discuss the NCAA's decision to pause Name Image & Likeness investigations in the US. Another great blog published on Sports Shorts! Read more below.

Join me and my Husch Blackwell colleague TaRonda Randall at the NAAC Convention for an insightful presentation on "Legal Challenges to the Collegiate Model." We’ll dive into the evolving landscape of collegiate athletics, its legal implications, and what it means for folks on campus. Learn more about NAAC: https://lnkd.in/gmS6heSk #NAAC2024 #AthleticsCompliance #CollegeAthletics