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Did Colorado Open The Floodgates for Sportsbook Partnerships in College Sports?

Posted on September 16, 2020 by Administrator

Despite years of claiming in federal courts that it would suffer irreparable harm from legalized sports betting and after recently telling Congress amateurism would literally die if sports betting expanded, the NCAA shockingly allowed the University of Colorado to partner … Continue reading →

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What Has California Done, and Why Does It Matter?

Posted on October 31, 2019 by Contributor

What Has California Done, and Why Does It Matter? By Richard G. Johnson. Mr. Johnson was plaintiff’s counsel in Oliver v. NCAA, which was the first college athlete lawsuit against the NCAA to ever get to trial, the first to win, … Continue reading →

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The Effort to Legalize March Madness Brackets in Pennsylvania Continues

Posted on March 10, 2017 by Steve

Since “Selection Sunday” is right around the corner, allow this to serve as your regular reminder that those March Madness brackets about to flood your office are still technically not legal. As I have written about in the past, bracket … Continue reading →

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Steve Silver Exposes How The NCAA Masterfully Blocks Athletes From The Civil Justice System in Vice Sports Feature

Posted on December 29, 2016 by Administrator

Legal Blitz Co-Founder Steve Silver returned to his muckraking days to pen a special feature on a little known NCAA rule that effectively prevents athletes from successfully suing it — particularly when seeking an injunction to stop an erroneous suspension. … Continue reading →

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Steve Silver To Present At SRLA Conference

Posted on November 23, 2016 by Steve

Legal Blitz Co-Founder, Steve Silver, is teaming up with frequent Legal Blitz contributor and Coastal Carolina University sports management professor, Amanda Siegrist, to continue his quest of  educating others about college athletes’ due process rights. This time, Silver and Siegrist will … Continue reading →

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The Challenges of Funding Elite College Athlete Disability Insurance

Posted on March 28, 2016 by Contributor

By Frank Darras, Esq. Mr. Darras is the founding partner of DarrasLaw, America’s top disability insurance litigation firm. His firm has recovered nearly $800 million in wrongfully denied insurance benefits for clients of all backgrounds and professions across the nation. … Continue reading →

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An Examination of the Language Governing Athlete Agents

Posted on August 18, 2015 by Contributor

By Amanda Siegrist, Esq. and Nicholas Blosio. Siegrist is an assistant professor of recreation and sport management at Coastal Carolina University. Blosio is a recent graduate of CCU where he studied Recreation and Sport Management. He plans to attend law … Continue reading →

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The Legal Blitz Goes Podcasting with Above the Law

Posted on March 31, 2015 by Steve

It’s March Madness. Or, as a person with a rudimentary respect for trademark laws would say, “It’s time for the NCAA Men’s College Basketball Tournament.” In this episode of Thinking Like a Lawyer, the Legal Talk Network takes a look … Continue reading →

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Pennsylvania Senator Seeks To Legalize NCAA Bracket Pools

Posted on March 22, 2015 by Steve

This article originally appeared in the March 18, 2015 edition of the Philadelphia Business Journal Despite the best efforts of the NCAA and the federal government in defending farcical amateurism and anti-gambling platforms, March Madness is about one thing — sports … Continue reading →

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Disability Insurance Takes Center Stage As Athletes’ Income Grows

Posted on November 29, 2014 by Steve

Wearing Alabama gear to an Auburn house during the Iron Bowl is risky. Playing a contact sport without disability insurance is just plain dumb. Fortunately, as athletes’ salaries and endorsement deals skyrocket, more and more of the top performers are … Continue reading →

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