Total Credits: 1.0 CLE
The NCAA recently introduced new legislation allowing student-athletes to monetize their name, image and likeness (“NIL”). The (rather abrupt) change in NCAA policy comes at a time of increasing pressure from legislators in Washington, D.C., and not-so-subtle indicators from the Supreme Court that NCAA policies restricting student-athletes participation in the NIL market would not survive antitrust scrutiny. Student-athletes across the country are seizing the opportunity to cash-in on this new opportunity profit from their NIL, in several cases in 6 and 7-figure payments. At the same time, agents and certain institutions, are also looking to capitalize on opportunities to secure rights related to the NIL of student-athletes while they still present as a value proposition. This presentation will cover: (i) the key issues in an NIL negotiation; and (ii) methods for protecting the interests of student-athletes while also allowing them to maximize earning potential in this new market.
T12D1 - Materials.pdf (2.7 MB) | 31 Pages | Available after Purchase |
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