Key Sports Law Cases & Developments 2023 - North America
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At the end of each year, we publish compilation articles to identify the most important legal cases and developments from the world of sports law in the preceding 12 months. The articles are comprised of the opinions of leading lawyers and executives from the LawInSport Editorial and Advisory Board.
This article contains the responses from our North American members:
- Paul Greene, Attorney & Founder, Global Sports Advocates (assisted by Matthew Kaiser)
- Mark Conrad, Director of Sports Business Initiative & Professor of Law and Ethics, Gabelli School of Business, Fordham University (New York)
- Joshua Gordon, Founder, Sports Conflict Institute (SCI)/University of Oregon
- Jodi S. Balsam, Professor of Clinical Law, Brooklyn Law School
- Jeremi Duru, Professor Of Law, American University Washington College Of Law
- Daniel Greene, Attorney, Newman & Lickstein, New York
- Maureen Weston, Professor Of Law, Pepperdine Caruso School Of Law, Malibu
- Nan Sato, Partner & Co-Chair, International Practice Group, Fisher & Phillips LLP, Philadelphia (assisted by Associate, Jack O'Connor)
- Kate Porter, Partner, Head of Sports Practice, Vela Wood, Dallas
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Written by
Chris Bond
Chris is the Editor at LawInSport, and takes responsibility for the review of content in conjunction with the Editorial Board. Prior to joining LawInSport, Chris graduated from Nottingham University, and trained and worked as a litigation lawyer at King & Wood Mallesons SJ Berwin.