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Expanding the Horizons of NIL: How Pending Litigation Could Result in the End of the NCAA’s NIL-Recruiting Ban

September 27, 2024By Alexander Gonzalez-Brito

There has never been a better time to be a collegiate athlete. The emergence of Name, Image, and Likeness (“NIL”) deals has allowed student-athletes from all sports the ability to partner with brands and market themselves in a way once punished by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (“NCAA”). In Alston v. NCAA, the United States […]

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Did The Biden Administration Overstep Its Constitutional Authority?

March 15, 2023By Paula Charles

Immigration has been a perpetual source of controversy in the United States for many years. Policymakers have had to consider economic, security, and humanitarian concerns when addressing immigration.[i] Due to the legislature being unable to come up with an inclusive immigration policy, legislative decisions have effectively been thrown to the executive and judicial branches in […]

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Expanding the Horizons of NIL: How Pending Litigation Could Result in the End of the NCAA’s NIL-Recruiting Ban

Did The Biden Administration Overstep Its Constitutional Authority?