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When Sports and Employment Law Collide — Playbook of Considerations When Starting an Investigation

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Allegations of misconduct are not unique to a certain type of workplace, but when they occur in sports, a larger spotlight and the potential for serious financial and reputational damage often follow. An effective...more

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Sportsbooks or Commodity Exchanges? The Rising Legal Tensions Between Sports Betting and Prediction Markets

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We have all seen the commercials with witty comedians and sports legends extolling how easy it is to pick up your phone and place a bet for your favorite sports team. That is, unless you live in a state where gambling on...more

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Jumbo and Not So Jumbo Risks of Displaying Fan Images at Sports and Event Venues

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Sports venues have displayed images of individuals attending their events on jumbotrons for decades. This practice continues to thrive largely due to the principle that people do not have an expectation of privacy at public...more

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Texas AG Declares Game Over for Roblox in Child Safety Lawsuit

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Texas AG Ken Paxton sued the Roblox Corporation, which operates a popular online gaming platform used predominantly by children and teens, alleging violations of state and federal consumer protection and online safety laws....more

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Opportunity Zones and the Sports & Entertainment Industries: New Incentives Under the OBBBA

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The Opportunity Zone (OZ) program, originally enacted under the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, was designed to stimulate private investment in low-income communities by offering significant tax benefits to investors who reinvest...more

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AI Reporter - November 2025

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News of AI-generated “actress” Tilly Norwood’s potential signing with a talent agency has ignited debate among actors and other creative artists, including Emily Blunt, Whoopi Goldberg and Natasha Lyonne, who worry that...more

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Private Capital in European Sports

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Private equity investment in European sports is no longer a novel concept, but its influence continues to expand. CVC Capital Partners’ recent consolidation of its sports investments under a newly formed entity, Global Sport...more

McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff LLP

Gaming Industry IP News: Switch pirate sued by Nintendo, Tencent casts shadow on Sony lawsuit, World of Warcraft private server...

The video game industry continues to see significant activity in the area of intellectual property law. This month’s newsletter highlights recent developments in ongoing cases as well as new disputes....more

Fenwick & West LLP

Do Androids Dream of an Epic-Google Settlement? How a Brewing Agreement Could Change the Game for Mobile Developers

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The battle between Google and “Fortnite” developer Epic Games is set to reshape how developers, publishers, and their financial backers approach Android as a commercial platform....more

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[Podcast] One More Season: Student-Athlete Challenges to the NCAA’s Eligibility Rules Continue

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The landscape of college athletics is rapidly evolving. With new opportunities for student-athletes to profit from their name, image, and likeness (NIL), and the rise of revenue-sharing following the House settlement, legal...more

Mogin Law LLP

Gaming Giant’s $55B Buyout Raises Antitrust, National Security Red Flags

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Another mammoth deal involving artificial intelligence, this time in the global gaming arena, again reveals how investors positively glow when it comes to AI acquisitions and partnerships....more

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Film Room: CSC releases NIL deal data and more sports betting cases

On November 6, the College Sports Commission (CSC) published an NIL deal flow report that included data on third-party NIL deals through the end of October. According to the report, the CSC has cleared 12,175 deals totaling...more

Thompson Coburn LLP

Who Owns University-Created Art? A Work Made for Hire Showdown Offers a Cautionary Tale for Higher Ed

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In a decision potentially implicating a number of universities and creative employees, a federal court in Vermont recently held that the University of Vermont (UVM) owned the copyright to a new athletic logo created by a...more

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Lessons on Protecting Your Company’s Crown Jewels – Do a Better Job than the Louvre Did Protecting Its Crown Jewels

The Louvre is synonymous with cultural excellence. That’s what makes the recent heist of crown jewels—and the subsequent state audit—so jarring. This wasn’t a Hollywood caper. It was a case study in how predictable,...more

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Attempted Hockey Puck Theft Foiled by Referees

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Last week, Alexander Ovechkin of the Washington Capitals scored his 900th NHL goal. He is the leading goal scorer in NHL history — having broken the record last season — and is the only player ever to have reached the...more

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Navigating the New Era and Opportunities in College Athletics: Name, Image and Likeness

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Until recently, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) long-prohibited student athletes from making money off their name, image, and likeness (NIL) rights. Originally Published in the Portland Business...more

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K&C Sports & Entertainment Law Weekly Roundup - November 2025 #2

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The NCAA on Friday declared six former Division I men’s basketball players permanently ineligible after investigations found they tried to fix games and provided information to gamblers about how they would manipulate...more

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The Dream “TEAM” – Talent, Esquire, Agent, and Manager

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Athletes, entertainers, musicians and other individuals at the vanguard of their fields (whether it be the next Super Bowl MVP quarterback, Grammy-winning artist, or Oscar-winning director), often surround themselves with a...more

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Whose bat is it anyway?

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The Los Angeles Dodgers recently won an unbelievably entertaining and memorable World Series Championship over the Toronto Blue Jays. The final out occurred in Game 7 when Alejandro Kirk hit into a double play after breaking...more

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New draft VAT legislation reshapes the place of supply rules for virtual streaming services and the rules applicable to the...

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Place of supply for virtual streaming services Under current Belgian VAT law, the place of supply for admission to cultural, artistic, sporting, scientific, educational, and entertainment events is determined by the location...more

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Labor Relations: Baseball Style

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Congratulations to the 2025 World Series Champions, the Los Angeles Dodgers. Their dramatic Game 7 win over the Toronto Blue Jays completed their quest for the rare baseball accomplishment of back-to-back championships. One...more

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Power Moves All Around: Xania Monet Tops the Charts, Djokovic Bets on Cob, Knicks Face a Logo Showdown and Sony Scores a $15M...

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Welcome back to the Spotlight! This past week, amidst Halloween candy sorting (and sampling…and re-sampling…) a recording artist by the name of Xania Monet generated enough radio play to make a historic appearance on the...more

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Court Finds Location of the Person Placing Bets Is Crucial for Determining State Regulation of Online Gambling: Southern Ute...

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A recent decision by the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado in Southern Ute Indian Tribe et al. v. Polis et al., provides clarification on the extent of state authority to regulate online sports betting...more

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Pre-Event Liability Releases in California Cycling Events After Whitehead v. City of Oakland: Spinning Wheel Limitations

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The recent unanimous California Supreme Court opinion in Whitehead v. City of Oakland addressed the permissible scope of pre-event liability releases under Government Code §835 in cases involving injuries on public property....more

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Chalk Talk: Managing Threats from the Skies - A Critical Element of Stadium Security

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In the next two years, the number of commercial and recreational drones operating in the United States is expected to almost triple, reaching close to three million. While the vast majority of drones are used for lawful...more

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