by Katie Collyer | May 11, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a tidal wave of unforeseen consequences around the globe. Most of us never could have predicted a March with a very different kind of madness, one absent sneakers squeaking on wood floors and goosebump-inducing comebacks fit for One...
by CCHA Collegiate | May 8, 2020
What happens if the NCAA succeeds in labeling sneaker companies as boosters? By: Seth Davis May 7, 2020 CCHA Collegiate Senior Advisor and CCHA Law Attorney, Molly Richman, weighs in with Seth Davis here on sneaker companies and the NCAA. On Monday, the NCAA served...
by Kelleigh Fagan | Apr 3, 2020
February 6, 2020 California Polytechnic State University Division I Infractions Appeal Facts: Cal Poly appealed the Committee on Infractions (“COI”) decision to prescribe a vacation of records penalty arguing the COI abused its discretion. Cal Poly violated NCAA...
by CCHA Collegiate | Apr 2, 2020
Kelleigh Fagan, a partner at Church Church Hittle + Antrim, started the firm’s sports law practice in 2015. Here’s a quick question and answer interview on Kelleigh’s path to creating the only all-female sports law practice in the US. Initial...
by CCHA Collegiate | Jan 22, 2020
Julie Roe Lach talks NIL and Title IX with Forbes Sports Forbes Sports Reporter, Kristi Dosh, discussed potential Title IX and Name, Image and Likeness issues with Julie Roe Lach. Lach advises that the two may not be as exclusive as many are suggesting, providing...
