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Comment on Employment Rights of Connecticut High School Coaches by Friday Night Rights: Cheshire Football Coach Resigns – CONNECTICUT SPORTS LAW

Friday Night Rights: Cheshire Football Coach Resigns – CONNECTICUT SPORTS LAW — Thu, 24 May 2012 13:03:41 +0000

[...] A coach, if terminated, may have the right to a hearing under Connecticut General Statute Section 1…; however, this statute does not prevent the termination of a coach on grounds of moral misconduct, insubordination, a violation of the rules of the board of education, or due to the cancellation of a sport; and [...]

Comment on Celebrate National Signing Day, But Beware of NLI by Has College Athletics Reached the Tipping Point? – CONNECTICUT SPORTS LAW

Has College Athletics Reached the Tipping Point? – CONNECTICUT SPORTS LAW — Wed, 23 May 2012 13:08:11 +0000

[...] on this blog, such as multiyear scholarships, NCAA transfer rules, O’Bannon v. NCAA and the National Letter of Intent. The compilation of these issues, and many others, in a single article is [...]

Comment on Advocating Change of NCAA Transfer Rules by Has College Athletics Reached the Tipping Point? – CONNECTICUT SPORTS LAW

Has College Athletics Reached the Tipping Point? – CONNECTICUT SPORTS LAW — Wed, 23 May 2012 13:08:08 +0000

[...] and other issues that have been covered in-depth on this blog, such as multiyear scholarships, NCAA transfer rules, O’Bannon v. NCAA and the National Letter of Intent. The compilation of these issues, and [...]

Comment on NCAA to Allow Multi-Year Scholarships by Has College Athletics Reached the Tipping Point? – CONNECTICUT SPORTS LAW

Has College Athletics Reached the Tipping Point? – CONNECTICUT SPORTS LAW — Wed, 23 May 2012 13:08:06 +0000

[...] high-profile institutions; and other issues that have been covered in-depth on this blog, such as multiyear scholarships, NCAA transfer rules, O’Bannon v. NCAA and the National Letter of Intent. The compilation [...]

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Comment on Trial of Roger Clemens to Begin Today by McNamee’s Testimony Pivotal in Roger Clemens Trial – CONNECTICUT SPORTS LAW

Thu, 17 May 2012 12:54:59 +0000

[...] continue to ask myself the same question – why did Clemens subject himself to this? I can only speculate that his testimony before Congress began as a public relations strategy, [...]

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Comment on 3 Contractual Provisions to Help College Coaches Avoid Lawsuits by Marist v. Brady: Lessons and Takeaways – CONNECTICUT SPORTS LAW

Marist v. Brady: Lessons and Takeaways – CONNECTICUT SPORTS LAW — Tue, 15 May 2012 13:32:40 +0000

[...] with the necessary flexibility to take advantage of new opportunities. Last summer I wrote that coaches should consider dream job provisions, performance-based exits and retention bonuses to avoid… Also, when leaving a school, coaches should look to negotiate the terms of their [...]

Comment on From the Vault: Edsall to Notre Dame Talk Shows All Coaches are Free Agents by Marist v. Brady: Lessons and Takeaways – CONNECTICUT SPORTS LAW

Marist v. Brady: Lessons and Takeaways – CONNECTICUT SPORTS LAW — Tue, 15 May 2012 13:32:37 +0000

[...] small and is unlikely to deter schools and coaches from continuing to operate the system of virtual free agency. Marist, however, may have set precedent for its own coaches and prospective coaches, who will [...]

Comment on Marist Settles with James Madison, Goes to Trial v. Brady by Marist v. Brady: Lessons and Takeaways – CONNECTICUT SPORTS LAW

Marist v. Brady: Lessons and Takeaways – CONNECTICUT SPORTS LAW — Tue, 15 May 2012 13:32:35 +0000

[...] Marist and its attorneys have long-stated that this case is about the principle of honoring agreements, not about money. In that regard, Marist was unquestionably successful. A jury agreed that Brady breached the contract. Although Brady won’t have to satisfy an award of damages, he likely has incurred significant attorney’s fees and has spent valuable time dealing with this matter instead of recruiting and coaching. In addition, JMU settled Marist’s tortious interference claim for $100,000. [...]