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The Strike Zone—August 16, 2021
Olivia Moultrie and the National Women’s Soccer League have settled the young phenom’s antitrust suit challenging the league’s 18-and-older age restriction. The two sides had previously filed a joint stipulation, which conditioned the settlement on District Judge Karen Immergut vacating two key findings from the case. Judge Immergut agreed, pending the Ninth Circuit remanding the […]
Student-Athletes Can Now Earn Money. Here Are the Pitfalls.
06/08/2021 Comments Off on Student-Athletes Can Now Earn Money. Here Are the Pitfalls.
College athletes have limited life experience and financial expertise, which makes them ripe for being taken advantage of, wealth advisers say.
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As previously discussed, the Supreme Court’s opinion in NCAA v. Alston was a narrow ruling on strictly antitrust grounds, but the decision has the potential to more broadly alter the landscape of collegiate athletics. That potential is already being realized, as a proposed collective and class action suit seeks to apply the court’s reasoning in […]
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