Baylor Admits to Retaliation Against Rape Accuser

Sep 12, 2020 | Articles

Baylor Admits to Retaliation Against Rape Accuser in Bombshell Report Baylor University admitted Thursday that administrators discouraged reports of sexual assault on campus, even going so far as to retaliate against one accuser. More.

U.S. senators lay out framework for future college sports legislation

Aug 17, 2020 | Articles, Sports Law

  A group of United States senators on Thursday morning released a list of items they see as important rights belonging to college athletes that they hope to soon protect or enforce with federal laws. READ MORE Dan Murphy ESPN Staff Writer

Bathroom Access Rights for Transgender Employees

Aug 12, 2020 | Articles

Bathroom Access Rights for Transgender Employees Under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 “Transgender” refers to people whose gender identity and/or expression is different from the sex assigned to them at birth (e.g. the sex listed on an original birth...

How to Negotiate a Contract During Coronavirus…and After

May 19, 2020 | Articles

Jill Pilgrim’s May 19, 2020 webinar entitled “How to Negotiate a Contract During Coronavirus…and After” recapped in New York State Bar Association article.  Read Here.

International Skating Union’s Restrictive Penalties

Apr 12, 2020 | Articles

Antitrust: International Skating Union’s restrictive penalties on athletes breach EU competition rules The European Commission has decided that International Skating Union (ISU) rules imposing severe penalties on athletes participating in speed skating competitions...

Athletes Guilty of Doping Barred from “OLY” Lettering

Apr 12, 2020 | Articles

Athletes guilty of doping or bringing sport into disrepute will be barred from “OLY” lettering Any athlete found guilty of doping or any other action deemed to bring sport into “disrepute” will be barred from using the new “OLY” post-nominal unveiled by the World...