In this edition of Sports and Entertainment Immigration, we will look at some matters that are flatly non-U.S. based, like Novak Djokovic’s issues with Australia; others that are quasi-U.S. based, like the UK’s fast-track visa offering to Oscar and Grammy winners; and those that are staunchly American, like “Telling Authentic Immigrant Stories: A Reference Guide … Continued

The use of expert witnesses has become ubiquitous in court litigation and arbitration, but it has also found a home in contract negotiations and mediations to resolve all types of disputes. Expert opinions are necessary in the entertainment, arts, and sports fields because many negotiations and disputes involve technical subject matter, rely heavily on industry … Continued

Thank you for the opportunity to serve as Chairperson of the Entertainment, Arts and Sports Law (EASL) Section. I am grateful to the members of the Nominating Committee, EASL’s Executive Committee, and EASL members for the trust that you have placed in me. I intend to uphold the level of excellence established by previous EASL … Continued

Focusing on health and well-being has been the theme for at least the last two pandemic years. The mainstream media often portrays well-being with a broad range of activities, such as buying a Peloton bike, becoming vegan, going to a yoga class, signing up for a barre class, having Sweet Green salad once in a … Continued

I. Introduction Student-athlete1 compensation in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has historically been limited to awarding academic scholarships.2 Recently, many states have passed laws giving student-athletes the ability to monetize their names, images, and likenesses (NIL).3 The growing patchwork of state legislation, however, invites inconsistent application and interpretation of NIL laws. This gives rise to an important … Continued

Most fairy tales conclude with a happy ending, unless they were written by the Brothers Grimm,1 and while the ending for Meghan Markle in her privacy fight against the British tabloid the Mail on Sunday has ended happily for her, it is a grim result for the newspaper. Her success may be somewhat of a turn around in … Continued

“Like all cultural institutions, The Metropolitan Museum of Art was forever changed in fiscal year 2020 by three events: the COVID-19 pandemic, widespread economic downturn, and social unrest related to systemic racism in the United States and globally.” From the Report from the President and the Director, Annual Report 2019-2022, The Metropolitan Museum of Art (NY)1 … Continued

How do you know what to say in today’s unsettled world? Viruses are multiplying, boosted friends are getting COVID-19, offices open for a fly-by minute and close again. Are you stressed? Unsure if, when, and how to meet in person? Wondering what to share when you return to the office? This article will focus on … Continued