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Sports Law:     more books (100)

Sports and the Law: A Modern Anthology Martial Arts Techniques for Law Enforcement (Tuttle Martial Arts) by Mike Young, 2006-07-15 Sports and the Law: A Modern Anthology Martial Arts Techniques for Law Enforcement (Tuttle Martial Arts) by Mike Young, 2006-07-15 Sports Law: Cases and Materials (American Casebook Series) by Robert M. Jarvis, Phyllis Coleman, 1999-10 The Law of the Olympic Games (ASSER International Sports Law Series) by Alexandre Miguel Mestre, 2009-12-17 Casenote Legal Briefs: Sports Law - Keyed to Yasser by Casenote Legal Briefs Casenote Legal Briefs, 2004-02-02 Ethics, Injuries and the Law in Sports Medicine by Edward Grayson MA(Oxon), 1999-07-15 FUNDAMENTALS OF SPORTS LAW by Walter T., Jr. Champion, 1990-01-01 Arbitration At the Olympics, Issues of Fast-Track Dispute Resolution and Sports Law by Gabrielle Kaufmann-Kohler, 2001-12-01 The Law and Martial Arts (Literary Links to the Orient) by Carl Brown, 1998-05-01 International Sports Law by James A. R. Nafziger, 2004-05-01 The Little Green Book of Golf Law by John H. Minan, 2007-11-25 The Court of Arbitration for Sport: 19842004 (ASSER International Sports Law Series)

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41. FindLaw LegalMinds - Newsletter Unsubscribe Center
    Green Page (Weekly) Environmental law news and events, sports lawUpdate (Weekly) Athlete litigation, controversy and sports law.  
    http://newsletters.findlaw.com/unsubscribe.html
    
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42. Sports Law & Business 2003 - IBC S 5th Annual Sports Law Conference
    IBC UK sports law Business 2003 - IBC s 5th Annual sports law conference- Wednesday 26th March 2003, The Holiday Inn Bloomsbury, London.  
    http://www.ibclegal.com/LU1003/?source=ibclaw

43. :: Journal Of Sports Law & Comtemporay Problems ::
    Welcome to the DePaul Journal of sports law Contemporary Problems.The DePaul University College of Law has provided us, its students  
    http://www.law.depaul.edu/sportslaw/
    
    Extractions: The DePaul University College of Law has provided us, its students, with the unique opportunity to produce an on-line sports law journal. This journal debuted in October of 2001. Official publication of the journal occurs on CD-ROM rather than in print and consists solely of writing from this website. Many of our articles focus on hot topics in professional sports. Most recently, these include Antitrust Concerns in the New Era of Televised Sports (which focuses on team-owned television networks, NFL Sunday Ticket, and NBA League Pass) and The Exclusion of Women from Augusta National. Our Case Notes include the analysis of court decisions ranging from Major League Soccer and NCAA Basketball to marathon running and high school girl's basketball. Our Comments include the dispute over Barry Bonds' Home Run Ball and Jeremy Bloom's fight to earn sponsorship dollars as a skier while playing football for the University of Colorado. This season, industry professionals have continued to visit the law school as part of our Symposium Series. These professionals included one of the owners of the Chicago Cubs, an Executive Vice President for the NFL's Detroit Lions, an in-house counsel for the Chicago White Sox, and sports agents from the NBA and NFL. These professionals have proven invaluable to the journal's success.

44. NYSBA | Section Extranet
    Entertainment, Arts and sports law Section. Welcome! Mar 28, 2003 EASL Spring ConferenceDoral Arrowwood Resort Entertainment, Arts and sports law Journal.  
    http://www.nysba.org/MSTemplate.cfm?MicrositeID=52

45. Sports Law
    sports law. Federal Regulation of Sports. 912/20. Cases. Recent SportsLaw Decisions (US Circuit Courts of Appeals) from Cornell Library.  
    http://www.starvingartistslaw.com/industries/sports.htm

46. P Media Entertainment Sports Law Br
    Topic Media Entertainment sports law. Looking for Prior Articles?Select your date criteria. Period All available data.  
    http://law.freeadvice.com/aff/mdq/mondaq_topics/media.htm

47. Bora Laskin Law Library - Links - Entertainment And Sports Law
    Law Related Internet Resources by Subject. Entertainment and SportsLaw From Georgetown University's EB Williams Law Library. Contains  
    http://www.law-lib.utoronto.ca/resources/topic/enter.htm
    
    Extractions: Quick Links Case Law Indexes (Law) International Material Legal Encyclopedias Legislation - Canada Legislation - Other Law Journals and Reviews Texts Treaties Lexis Westlaw Quicklaw Home e-legal Entertainment and Sports Law From Georgetown University's E.B. Williams Law Library. Contains links to primary and secondary material as well as a number of related organizations. Date Last Visited: July 15, 2002 CataLaw : Legal Topics : Media and Entertainment Law A comprehensive index of sites, arranged in one uniform and universal meta-index. Date Last Visited: July 15, 2002 Hieros Gamos : Entertainment Law : Recreation Law Covers sports, gaming, travel, and miscellaneous forms of recreation. Includes U.S. and international materials, discussion groups, publications, and related topics. Additional links are provided for the Olympic Committee, the European Union, Australia, and other international organizations involved with the entertainment and sports law issues.

48. Morison Bishop
    Commercial law firm based in Scotland with expertise in commercial property, corporate law and litigation, asset recovery, construction, media, sports law, pensions, environmental matters, and European law.  
    http://www.bishops-law.co.uk

49. EASL Home Page
    Welcome. Welcome to the ENTERTAINMENT, ARTS AND sports law SECTIONof THE FLORIDA BAR. Purposes. To provide a forum for Florida Bar  
    http://www.easl.net/
    
    Extractions: FSU EASL Conference (link to website) Welcome to the ENTERTAINMENT, ARTS AND SPORTS LAW SECTION of THE FLORIDA BAR. To provide a forum for Florida Bar EASL members to share in the technical and legal knowledge which relates to the entertainment, arts and sports law industries. To provide continuing legal education programs focused on various topics within the areas of entertainment, arts and sports law. To provide a standard and goal setting mechanism to improve the practice of entertainment, arts and sports law by Florida lawyers. Mr. Louis Tertocha, Chair

50. Corporate Counsel Center
    FindLaw Library Subjects Entertainment sports law. Entertainment sports law.  
    http://articles.corporate.findlaw.com/entertainmentsportslaw.html
    
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51. Pierce Law - The IP Mall - IP MALL Web Resources By Topic - Sports Law
    Web Resources sports law. Go to . resources. B BBA Arts, Entertainmentand sports law Committee - a Boston Bar Association committee;  
    http://www.ipmall.info/web_resources/pb_35.asp
    
    Extractions: B C D E Entertainment and Sports Law - resources from the New Jersey Law Network Entertainment and Sports Law Research Links - from the Mercer University Law Library Entertainment and Sports Law Society - at Loyola Law School The Entertainment and Sports Lawyer - at the American Bar Association Entertainment, Arts and Sport Law

52. HLS News: ESPN's Peter Gammons To Address HLS Sports Law Conference
    News and Events. ESPN's Peter Gammons to Address HLS sports law Conference. ConferenceSchedule; Harvard Law School Committee on Sports and Entertainment Law;  
    http://www.law.harvard.edu/news/2002/04/04_sports.html
    
    Extractions: April 4, 2002 9:45 a.m. The Boston Globe and ESPN commentator, will give the keynote address. The conference will examine topics ranging from legal issues in player-agent-management relationships to regulatory issues in boxing. In addition to Gammons, panelists will include Boston Celtics General Manager Chris Wallace, NFL agent Drew Rosenhaus, and Richard Berthelsen, general counsel of the NFL Players Association. Harvard Law School Professor Paul Weiler will give the opening remarks and moderate one of the panel discussions. The event which begins at 1:30 p.m. in the Langdell South classroom, is free and open to the public. Additional Resources: Conference Schedule Harvard Law School Committee on Sports and Entertainment Law ESPN.com - Peter Gammons

53. Stones Solicitors
    Based in Exeter, Okehampton and Torrington. Specialises in sports law, tourism, travel, social housing and timeshares.  
    http://www.stones-solicitors.co.uk

54. Harvard Law Today
    Harvard Law Today. May 2002. The World of Sports and Entertainment Law. Isthere a difference between sports law and entertainment law?  
    http://www.law.harvard.edu/news/today/2002/05/5weiler.html
    
    Extractions: May 2002 Harvard Law Professor Paul Weiler discusses sports and entertainment law, athletes as role models, and Harvard Law School's role in the history of American football. Is there a difference between sports law and entertainment law? Aren’t sports just a form of entertainment? It seems that athletes are criticized for not being good role models, but actors are not. It’s true. People hardly cared that Robert Downey had been arrested and convicted so many times for drug use. No one would ever have dreamed of saying we need a commissioner of television to take Downey out of Ally McBeal. And yet, the immediate reaction as soon as an athlete is found to be in possession of even our least dangerous substance, marijuana, is that he or she is immediately suspended. I think that’s because athletes by comparison really are judged as role models. When we watch Robert Downey, for example, or listen to musicians, we’re actually caught up in the work, not in the particular individual. Whereas when we watch Michael Jordan or Tiger Woods, we are caught up in that individual, not just in the sport. Athletes make the vast majority of the money earned from the publicity rights market. Mel Gibson or Tom Hanks or Julia Roberts make $20 million to $25 million as the basic fee for just one of their movies—far more than the full-season salary of most athletes. But actors make just a tiny, tiny fraction of the $50 million or so a year that Tiger or Michael makes off the golf course or basketball court. The big companies sign up such star athletes because they know if Tiger or Michael is identified with their product, it’s going to enhance the likelihood that the consumer will buy it. So if the athletes are making so much money by selling their identity as something that really influences people’s behavior, then they cannot really say, “Well it’s unfair to be disciplining us if the kind of behavior we’re influencing is very illegal behavior.”

55. Frascogna Courtney
    Areas of Practice sports law. Frascogna Courtney has represented clients in the entertainmentand sports industries for over twentyfive years. sports law Links.  
    http://www.frascourtlaw.com/sports-law.php
    
    Extractions: Frascogna Courtney has represented clients in the entertainment and sports industries for over twenty-five years. The Firm has been involved in sports related legal matters at the professional, collegiate and amateur levels dealing with contract negotiations, stadium and media issues, licensing, marketing and the myriad of issues surrounding major event production and management. Sports Law Links

56. BBA Arts, Entertainment & Sports Law Committee
    of Art Law The Arts, Entertainment sports law Committee is hosting a meeting onThursday, March 27, 2003 at 1200 pm at the BBA, 16 Beacon Street, Boston.  
    http://www.bostonbar.org/sc/ip/ael/
    
    Extractions: This committee addresses issues faced by lawyers who represent clients in the arts, in entertainment and in associated industries, including visual artists, writers, publishers, film and TV producers, songwriters, music producers and publishers, performing artists, and those involved in other creative pursuits. Its monthly meetings usually feature a guest speaker. Jim McDonald is Executive Director of The Art Connection, a nonprofit that facilitates the donation of original works of art to qualifying nonprofit organizations. Jim holds an MFA degree in Arts Administration from the University of Iowa, and both an MA and BA in music performance. He currently hosts music events at the Harvard Musical Association on Beacon Hill.

57. Cusack Knowles Ferguson P.L.L.C.
    Seattle firm, offering representation for commercial, environmental, insurance coverage, insurance defense, toxic torts and sports law litigation.  
    http://www.cusack-knowles.com

58. WashLaw WEB - Sports Law
    Back to Subject Index WashLaw Home Page Federal Law Foreign Law RefLaw Search Internet StateLaw sports law. Internet Resources.  
    http://www.washlaw.edu/subject/sports.html

59. Lane Biviano - Attorney At Law
    Attorney, based in Rutherford, concentrating in labor and employment, education, municipal, civil service, planning and zoning, administrative law, arbitration, appellate practice, and sports law.  
    http://www.lanebiviano.com/

60. International Association Of Sports Law
    International Association of sports law Member's Articles Search on ThisTopic Go to Home Select a New Topic . Abstracts submitted  
    http://iasl.org/modules.php?name=News&new_topic=8

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