Name: WILLIAM BERRY
Date registered: March 30, 2012
J. Patrick Dobel (University of Washington, Evans School of Public Affairs) has recently posted his article, The Beleaguered Ideal: Defending NCAA Amateurism, on SSRN. The abstract is as follows: Amateurism defines a core value of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). The NCAA is one of the country’s largest and most visible nonprofits that represent …
Marc Edelman (Barry University, Andreas School of Law) has posted his article, Closing the ‘Free Speech’ Loophole: The Case for Protecting College Athletes’ Publicity Rights in Commercial Videogames on SSRN. The abstract is as follows: This article argues that despite “free speech” concerns, courts should protect college athletes’ publicity rights in commercial videogames. Part I …
Matt Mitten (Marquette University Law School, Director National Sports Law Institute) has recently posted his article, From Dallas Cap to American Needle and Beyond: Antitrust Law’s Limited Capacity to Stitch Consumer Harm from Professional Sports Club Trademark Monopolies (Tulane Law Review, vol. 86, 2012) on SSRN. The abstract is as follows: A nearly fifty-year contemporaneous trend …
Chris Deubert (Ginsberg & Burgos, PLLC), Glenn Wong (Univ. of Mass-Amherst, Isenburg School of Mgt.), and John Howe (General Electric) have recently posted their article, All Four Quarters: A Retrospective and Analysis of the 2011 Collective Bargaining Process and Agreement in the National Football League (UCLA Entertainment Law Review, vol. 19, p. 1, 2012) on …
Professor Rosalind Simson (Mercer University School of Law) has recently posted The Title IX Athletic Regulations and the Ideal of a Gender-Free Society (Sports and Entertainment Law Journal 2011) on SSRN. The abstract is as follows: Some philosophers and political theorists have argued that to achieve a just society we must eliminate gender roles. …
Tulane is hosting a Sports Law Panel this Friday on Current Topics in Intercollegiate Athletics, as the college basketball world descends on New Orleans. Details are as follows: In honor of the Final Four coming to New Orleans this weekend, the Tulane Sports Law Program is proud to present a panel discussion of the …
Kyle Veazey wrote an article about the Spring 2012 Symposium for the Sunday edition of the Memphis Commercial Appeal. It is available here.