The Seton Hall Journal of Sports & Entertainment Law, the journal for which I am currently the Symposium Editor, has recently published Volume 18, Issue 1. My comment comparing sport organization bankruptcies in the United States and England is one of the pieces published in the issue. The citation for the comment is 18 Seton Hall J. Sports & Ent. L. 297, and it is available on Lexis and Westlaw. You can also access a copy via the Research section of my website or by clicking here.
On a related note, I will be publishing a second article in the Seton Hall Journal of Sports & Entertainment Law in Volume 19, Issue 2. One of the feature articles in the issue, the piece will be discussing what entertainers and talent need to know about morals clauses in their contracts. A draft of the article can be accessed via the Research section of my website or by clicking here. A version of the article was presented by my co-author, Fernando Pinguelo, at the Seton Hall Sports & Entertainment Law Symposium on November 7, 2008. Regarding the Symposium, (which was organized and run by yours truly), a transcript of the event will also be published in Volume 19, Issue 2. We are also hoping to post a video of each session on our website, http://law.shu.edu/ses. Check back for updates on that.
Finally, I've been meaning to write a few posts on various subjects, including the Newark Bears being sold out of bankruptcy, pushes for increased regulation in the derivatives industry, the Houston Comets folding, the possibility of the Arena Football League shutting down, and more. Unfortunately, those pesky little things called law school final exams are getting in the way. I hope to post on one or two things after exams are over (which can't come soon enough), although I may not get to all of it.
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