New Sports Law Scholarship

Recently published scholarship includes:

Bryan Holbrook, Comment, Home field advantage? An analysis of workers’ compensation choice-of-law andchoice-of-forum provisions in NFL contracts, 81 UNIVERSITY CINCINNATI LAW REVIEW 731 (2012)

Marisa G. Huber, Exposed?! The applicability of US maritime law to foreign sailors competing for foreign teams in the 34th America’s Cup San Francisco, 25 UNIVERSITY S.F. MARITIME LAW JOURNAL 209 (2012-13)

Jason A. Hyne & Lewis Kurlantzick, American Needle’s puzzling choice of forum and its consequences, 23 SETON HALL JOURNAL SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW 345 (2013)

Kendall D. Isaac, Employment ADR and the professional athlete, 12 APPALACHIAN JOURNAL OF LAW 167(2013)

Elverine F. Jenkins, Only the headstrong survive: the tragic course of head injury claims under theBert Bell/Pete Rozelle NFL Player Retirement Plan, 63 SYRACUSE LAW REVIEW 327(2013)

Mitch Koczerginski, Who is at fault when a concussed athlete returns to action?, 47 VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW 63-97 (2012)

Kathryn Kisska-Schulze and Adam Epstein, Taxing Missy: OperationGold and the 2012 proposed Olympic Tax Elimination Act, 14 TEXAS REVIEW OF ENTERTAINMENT AND SPORTS LAW 95 (2013)

Robert H. Lattinville, and Bennett H. Speyer, The modern athletic director: rising expectations, risks and rewards, 12 VIRGINIA SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW JOURNAL 232 (2013)

Mark W. Lenihan, Comment, Major League Soccer scores an own goal: a successful joint venture attains market power in an international sport, 62 DEPAUL LAW REVIEW 881 (2013)

Tiffany Lee, Note, Fan activities from P2P file sharing to fansubs and fan fiction: motivations, policy concerns, and recommendations, 14 TEXAS REVIEW OF ENTERTAINMENT AND SPORTS LAW 181 (2013)

Frank J. Marallo, Jr., Note, Permeating the good old boys club: why holding the commissioner of baseball to a fiduciary duty of loyalty is in the “best interests” of the game, 7 BROOKLYN JOURNAL CORPORATE FINANCE AND COMMERCIAL LAW 475 (2013)

Marvin Miller, Remarks: reflections on baseball and the MLBPA, 16 N.Y.U. JOURNAL LEGISLATION AND PUBLIC POLICY 352 (2013)

David Orentlicher, and William S. David, Concussion and football: failures to respond by the NFL and the medical profession, 8 FIU LAW REVIEW 23(2012)

Cassie Merkel, Comment, Misspent money: how inequities in athletic funding in New Jersey public schools may be the key to underperformance, 23 SETON HALL JOURNAL SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW 385 (2013)

  

Laura Peterson, Note, Collective sanctions: learning from theNFL’s justifiable use of group punishment, 14 TEXAS REVIEW OF ENTERTAINMENT AND SPORTS LAW 165 (2013)

Benjamin P. Pomerance, Comment, Forewarned: sports, torts, and New York’s dangerous assumption, 76ALBANY LAW REVIEW 1275 (2012/2013)

Talon Powers, Note, Ifit’s in the game, is it in the game?: examining League-wide licensing agreements, 97 MINNESOTA LAW REVIEW 2352 (2013)

Nicole Buonocore Porter, Martinizing Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act, 47 GEORGIA LAW REVIEW 527 (2013)

Brian L. Porto, Can the NCAA enforcement process protect children from abuse in the wake of the Sandusky scandal?, 22 WIDENER LAW JOURNAL 555 (2013)

Kemper C. Powell, Note, Beyond Brady and Anthony: the contemporary role of antitrust law in the collective bargaining process, 14 TEXAS REVIEW OF ENTERTAINMENT AND SPORTS LAW 147 (2013)

Geoffrey Christopher Rapp, Suicide, concussions, and the NFL, 8FIU LAW REVIEW 123 (2012) 

Geoffrey Rathgeber, Comment, Gold medalist to cheater?: improving the world’s fight against doping in the wake of Fina v. Cielo, 26 EMORY INTERNATIONAL LAW REVIEW1111 (2012)

J. Brad Reich, When “getting your bell rung” may lead to “ringing the bell”: potential compensation for NFL player concussion-related injuries, 12 VIRGINIA SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW JOURNAL 198 (2013)

Stephen F. Ross and Lindsay Berkstresser, Using contract law to tackle the coaching carousel, 47UNIVERSITY S.F. LAW REVIEW 709 (2013)

Zachary R. Roth, Note, International student athletes and NCAA amateurism: setting an equitable standard for eligibility after Proposal 2009-22, 46 VANDERBILT JOURNAL TRANSNATIONAL LAW659 (2013)

Jeffrey B. Same, Comment, Breaking the chokehold: an analysis of potential defenses against coercive contracts in mixed martial arts, 2012 MICHIGAN STATE LAW REVIEW 1057

Michael “Bubba” Schoeneberger, Note, Unnecessary roughness: reconciling Hart and Keller with a fair use standard befitting the right of publicity, 45 CONNECTICUT LAW REVIEW 1875 (2013)

 Robert M. Sagerian, Note, A penalty flag for preemption: the NFL concussion litigation, tortious fraud, and the steel curtain defense of Section 301 of the Labor Management Relations Act, 35 THOMAS JEFFERSON LAW REVIEW 229 (2013)

Sheila B. Scheuerman, The NFL concussion litigation: a critical assessment of class certification, 8 FIU LAW REVIEW 81 (2012)

Gregory Sconzo, Comment, They’re not yours, they are my own: how NCAA employment restrictions violate antitrust law, 67 UNIVERSITY MIAMI LAW REVIEW 737 (2013)

Ross Siler, Comment, The lesson of the 2011 NFL and NBA lockouts: why courts should not immediately recognize players’ union disclaimers of representation, 88 WASHINGTON LAW REVIEW 281 (2013)

Rodney K. Smith, Solving the concussion problem and saving professional football, 35 THOMAS JEFFERSON LAW REVIEW 127 (2013)

Jeffrey Standen, Assumption of risk in NFL concussion litigation: the offhand empiricism of the courtroom, 8 FIU LAW REVIEW 71 (2012)

Patrick L. Stewart, Comment, International student athletes in the NCAA: professionals or exploited children?, 35 HOUSTON JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 219 (2013)

Cyntrice Thomas et al., The treatment of non-team sports under Section One of the Sherman Act, 12 VIRGINIA SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW JOURNAL 296 (2013)

Michael Weiner, Marvin Miller’s lasting legacy, 16 N.Y.U. JOURNAL LEGISLATION AND PUBLIC POLICY 381 (2013)

Matthew L. Winkel, Note, The not-so-artful dodger: the McCourt-Selig battle and the powers of the Commissioner of Baseball, 31 CARDOZO ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW JOURNAL 539 (2013)

Chil Woo, Note, All bets are off: revisiting the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA),31 CARDOZO ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW JOURNAL 569 (2013)

Kyle R. Wood, Note, NCAA student-athlete health care: antitrust concerns regarding the insurance coverage certification requirement, 10 INDIANA HEALTH LAW REVIEW 561 (2013)

Joshua Winneker, Protecting the unprotected: creating an anti-retaliation policy for professional athletes that exercise their legal rights in participant vs. participant liability contact sports, 12 VIRGINIA SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW JOURNAL (2013)

Robert H. Wright, and Josephine M. Ellis, Assumption of the risk in boat racing: a study in maritime jurisprudence. 11 LOYOLA MARITIME LAW JOURNAL 271 (2013)

Kathryn Young, Note, Deconstructing the façade of amateurism:antitrust and intellectual property arguments in favor of compensating athletes, 12 VIRGINIA SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT LAW JOURNAL 338 (2013)

Elizabeth M. Ziegler and Tamara Isadora Huntley, “It got too tough to not be me”: accommodating transgender athletes in sport, 39 JOURNAL OF COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LAW 467(2013)