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The Future of Student-Athlete Rights: Insights from House v. NCAA (On-Demand)

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$199.00

Course Description

Troutman Pepper Locke attorneys Cal Stein, Chris Brolley, and Mike Lowe discuss the landmark case of House v. NCAA, a pivotal legal battle poised to reshape the landscape of college athletics. This case challenges the NCAA’s long-standing restrictions on student-athlete compensation, with a potential settlement pending consideration from a federal judge. This course will delve into the transformative implications of this settlement, highlighting the evolving rights of student-athletes. Join us as we navigate the future of college athletics post-settlement and anticipate the broader legal and regulatory shifts that may follow.

Principles

  • Background of House v. NCAA: Understand the origins and developments of this significant case.
  • Impact of Settlement on College Athletics: Analyze how the settlement could redefine compensation structures and athlete rights.
  • Ongoing Legal Challenges: Examine remaining issues related to antitrust laws, Title IX, employment status, and the potential unionization of student-athletes, even after settlement approval.

Syllabus

  1. Background of House v. NCAA
    • Presentation on the origins of the House v. NCAA case
    • Key developments and milestones in the case
    • Discussion on the legal and societal implications
  2. Impact of Settlement on College Athletics
    • Analysis of the settlement terms
    • How the settlement could redefine compensation structures for college athletes
    • Exploration of athlete rights post-settlement
  3. Ongoing Legal Challenges
    • Examination of remaining issues related to antitrust laws
    • Discussion on Title IX implications
    • Consideration of employment status and potential unionization of student-athletes

Credit Details

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Course Instructor

Callan G. Stein, Esq., Christopher M. Brolley, Esq., Michael S. Lowe, Esq.
Original Date Of Course

General Credits

2
Callan G. Stein, Esq.
Callan G. Stein, Esq.
Callan G. Stein, Esq. is an experienced trial attorney who represents clients in complex civil, white collar criminal, and RICO litigation matters, as well as state and federal government investigations. He serves as a faculty member for the National Institute for Trial Advocacy and the firm's trial advocacy program, and has extensive experience defending businesses and individuals across civil and criminal practice areas, including health care, life sciences, and higher education sectors.
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Christopher M. Brolley, Esq.
Christopher M. Brolley, Esq.
Christopher M. Brolley, Esq. represents pharmaceutical, medical device, agricultural, and manufacturing companies in mass tort, personal injury, and wrongful death litigation across federal and state courts, with additional experience in breach of contract and corporate governance disputes. He advises higher educational institutions on Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) compliance and maintains an active pro bono practice representing veterans before the Board of Veterans' Appeals and clients with the Mid-Atlantic Innocence Project.
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Michael S. Lowe, Esq.
Michael S. Lowe, Esq.
Michael S. Lowe, Esq. brings nearly 25 years of federal prosecution experience to his civil litigation practice, having served as an assistant U.S. attorney and senior investigation counsel in the Economic Crimes Section of the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, and previously spent over 13 years as a federal prosecutor in Los Angeles. His practice focuses on products liability, class action litigation, government investigations, and False Claims Act matters across the health care, financial services, and cryptocurrency sectors, complemented by deep expertise in internal investigations, complex fraud prosecution, and RICO litigation.
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