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College Athletes as Enterprise: NIL Deals, Revenue Sharing, and Post-House NCAA Enforcement
What Will You Learn This program explains how the House v. NCAA settlement and NIL commercialization are reshaping the legal architecture of college athletics. Attorneys will examine revenue-sharing structures, NIL contract design, enforcement mechanisms, and emerging litigation theories affecting universities, collectives, and athletes. The course explores compliance obligations, investigation procedures, and dispute-resolution strategies tied to compensation arrangements. Participants will also analyze how Title IX, antitrust law, and employment-status claims intersect with NIL and revenue-sharing models. What Will You Gain Attorneys will gain practical strategies for structuring NIL agreements, managing compliance risk, and responding to enforcement inquiries in a rapidly evolving…
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| Tuition | Live Video Broadcast, Live Video Re-Broadcast, On-Demand Video |
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