Sports Law and Regulation:Cases, Materials, and Problems Aspen Casebook Series 5th Edition By Matthew J. Mitten And more

Sports Law and Regulation: Cases, Materials, and Problems, Fifth Edition, provides a thorough examination of both amateur and professional sports law, incorporating the latest landmark cases and developments in the field. This comprehensive resource is designed to offer a balanced perspective on the legal issues faced by the sports industry, with flexible coverage that allows instructors to tailor the course to either Amateur Sports Law or Professional Sports Law.

The fifth edition features significant updates, including:

New problems on sports intellectual property.
Recent antitrust cases challenging NCAA student-athlete eligibility rules.
Excerpts from law review articles by former MLB Commissioner Bud Selig addressing MLB internal governance issues.
New CAS cases applying the World Anti-Doping Code to sports doping.
The landmark Castor Semenya CAS award.
Recent cases regarding the legal duty of National Governing Bodies (NGBs) to protect athletes from sexual abuse and updates on U.S. Safe Sport legislation.
Updates on tort liability of NGBs for inadequate return-to-play protocols after athlete concussions, including the case Mayall v. USA Water Polo, Inc.
Legal challenges concerning the use of Native American mascots in sports.
This edition includes a variety of teaching aids, such as:

Landmark historical and recent cases reflecting the current state of sports law.
Notes and questions that explore philosophical, sociological, psychological, and economic policy issues.
Skill-building exercises in client counseling, negotiation, and contract drafting.
A Teacher’s Manual and a semi-annual online supplement for up-to-date content.
These resources are designed to enhance understanding and application of sports law, making it a valuable tool for professors and students alike. 📚❤️