NCAA Launches Collab with Meta on NIL Empower Program

A new NCAA-Meta collaboration has launched a program to help women maximize their name, image and likeness (NIL) endeavors as college athletes. Charlie Baker“This is a great opportunity for women college athletes to enhance their personal brand, directly engage with college sports fans and make connections for their future,” said NCAA President Charlie Baker in…

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How Changing Ballot-Access Rules in an Election Year Can Raise Constitutional Problems: | Vikram David Amar | Verdict

An interesting state trial court ruling from Illinois last week, in Colazzo v. Illinois State Board of Elections, illustrates the complex nature of the law surrounding ballot access, a topic that is of particular importance in election years. The background for Colazzo is a bit technical but mostly straightforward. Under state law, candidates from major…

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Leonard Leo Is Always Nearby – See Also

(Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images) Alito’s Wife Might Not Be The Reason For The “Appeal To Heaven” Flag: Maybe Leo hung it up. Payback’s A Billboard: George Conway is telling Trump how he really feels. Hosting Legal Tech Panels Has Its Perks: This article is not about them. Double Trouble: Trump isn’t having the best…

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Capital Markets Tribunal Decision Revisits Private Placements As Defensive Tactics – Shareholders

Overview On March 11, 2024, the Capital Markets Tribunal of the Ontario Securities Commission (the “Tribunal“) delivered the written reasons for its December 14, 2023 ruling, wherein it dismissed the application and cross-application by Mithaq Canada Inc. (“Mithaq“) and Aimia Inc. (“Aimia“), respectively, seeking various relief which arose as part of their ongoing conflict marked …

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License To Compete: Navigating The New Landscape Of Intellectual Property In The Wake Of The FTC’s Non-Compete Ban – Trade Secrets

Summary of the FTC’s Recent Rule on Non-Compete Agreements The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has introduced a transformative rule that bans most non-compete agreements across various industries.1 Announced on April 23, 2024, following a 3-2 vote by the FTC Commissioners, the rule represents a significant policy shift aimed at increasing market competition and employee mobility….

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