College Athletes Claim as Employees Boosted in NCAA Labor Case
While their litigation remains a long way from victory, six current and former athletes from a handful of colleges—Villanova, Fordham, Sacred Heart, Cornell and…
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Justice Barrett Vaccine Ruling Likely to Apply to College Sports
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s denial of an emergency application to bar Indiana University from requiring faculty, staff and students be vaccinated from…
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Alston Ruling Hits McDonald’s Hiring as Legal Impact Spreads
On June 21, the U.S. Supreme Court permanently disrupted the college sports industry in a way that badly backfired on the NCAA, which had pushed for SCOTUS review, and…
NCAA Athletes’ Suit for Back Pay Gains Steam After Alston, NIL
The NCAA’s interim NIL policy, as well as surprising remarks from NCAA president Mark Emmert and the U.S. Supreme Court’s 9-0 ruling against the NCAA in Alston, are now…
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Alston Attorney Sets Sights on Tennis Tour in Suit Against ATP
A month after he led Shawne Alston’s class action to a historic 9-0 Supreme Court victory against the NCAA, attorney Jeffrey Kessler has a new sports industry target…
Emmert Pivots on NCAA Role as Breyer SCOTUS Retirement Watch Looms
Amid the continuing fallout from new NIL laws and the Supreme Court’s NCAA v. Alston decision, two significant and interrelated college-sports legal developments…
NCAA’s Nobel Prize-Winning Expert Witness Sounds Off on Alston, NIL
As American public opinion and jurisprudence has, over the last decade, swayed in favor of college athletes earning money—and away from the NCAA’s “collegiate…
NCAA v. Alston Ruling Refuels Athlete Insurance Market
While the practical consequences of the Supreme Court’s decision in NCAA v. Alston will likely remain unsettled for months, those involved in the business of insuring…
NCAA to Face More Collusion Claims in Wake of Alston NIL Defeats
Last week was perhaps the most transformative week in college sports law in decades, if not ever. You might not be aware of one reason why. Last Thursday, U.S. District…
Supreme Court Upholds Free Speech Right of Cheerleader to Rant Off Campus
After rocking the college sports world in its unanimous NCAA v. Alston ruling on Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday clarified when public high schools can…
NCAA to Let Schools and States Set Athlete NIL Pay Rules Amid ‘Guidance’
The NCAA has thrown up its hands at the challenges of paying its athletes and will leave the issue to individual schools. The organization, according to reports, is…
Twelve Big Questions on Alston, NIL and the NCAA’s Next Steps
In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruling against the NCAA in the NCAA v. Alston case, which centered on how the NCAA and member schools conspire to limit…
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