U.S. District Court Judge Claudia Wilken of the Northern District of California, approved a $2.576 billion settlement in House v. NCAA on June 6 that goes beyond merely expanding name, image and ...

Colleges are allowed $20.5 million in revenue sharing with athletes this year, but some question if women athletes will get ...

Recent developments in college athletics are reshaping how universities manage sports programs and how student-athletes protect their rights.

The landmark House v. NCAA Settlement, approved earlier this summer, helped rewrite the NCAA rulebook, effectively ended ...

Institutional NIL engagements remove third-party involvement: the strongest argument against those, like The Drake Group, who posit that NIL collective’s male dominated pay roll violates Title IX.

North Carolina’s Deborah Ross among 10 U.S. representatives who sign letter questioning if women athletes will be treated ...

As athletes begin sharing in the revenue, the next decade will determine whether they gain real negotiating power. Part 1 of ...

Engage Title IX Counsel: Proactively involve legal counsel in NIL payment policy design, contract drafting and negotiation, and implementation to reduce liability and strengthen compliance frameworks.

We know Tit IX applies. It will be up to a court to tell us what Title IX means and how it applies to NIL compensation. "Schools know they’re going to get sued. They're already building war chests." ...

Title IX laws prevent any discrimination based on sex, especially in an educational setting. As student-athletes begin receiving payments from their universities, Title IX has extended its reach ...

Lawyers in the settlement allowing revenue sharing in college sports and the commission overseeing NIL deals agreed on handling of collective payments ...

UNO opts out for now The University of Nebraska at Omaha announced on June 27 that it will not opt into the settlement for the 2025-2026 academic year, citing unresolved questions around Title IX, ...