Ep. 8 - How to Spectacularly Lose in Litigation: A Story About the NCAA and NIL (Part 1)

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Speakeasy Sessions

May Potenza Baran Gillespie, P.C.

16 episodes

1 month ago

Step into our custom office speakeasy and join us, as we dive into the alluring realm where law intersects with iconic events. We'll unravel the legal touchpoints that often go unnoticed, offering insights even to those beyond the legal sphere. Get ready for enlightening conversations that uncover the hidden legal facets behind the headlines!

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Ep. 8 - How to Spectacularly Lose in Litigation: A Story About the NCAA and NIL (Part 1)

Speakeasy Sessions

1 hour 5 minutes 33 seconds

7 months ago

Ep. 8 - How to Spectacularly Lose in Litigation: A Story About the NCAA and NIL (Part 1)

Join Eric, Jesse, and Justin in the first part of this two-part episode as they discuss the birth of amateurism in the NCAA, the birth of the NCAA's litigious fight over amateurism, and whether Michael Vick and DMX are alive or not. (Caveat before the disclaimer below, this is very sports heavy...the legal stuff really comes up in Pt. 2.

**Disclaimer - Jesse and Justin's microphones were not properly connected and so their audio is faint (in the case of Jesse, only slightly faint). You can still hear all participants, but it is not the greatest audio. My apologies. - Eric**