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In this episode of the California Sports Lawyer Podcast, host Jeremy Evans discusses why Congress should end the jock tax and establish fairer rules for athletes and entertainers working across state lines. A brief work visit can create another tax obligation, filing requirement, and professional expense. The question is whether
In this week’s column, California Sports Lawyer® CEO and Managing Attorney Jeremy M. Evans examines the jock tax, its impact on athletes and entertainers, and why Congress should establish fairer rules for work across state lines.
While taxes can pay for the common good, like roads and infrastructure improvements,
In this episode of the California Sports Lawyer Podcast, host Jeremy Evans examines how athlete health data can create contract leverage and raise risk. Following his appearance on a sports AI panel during LA Tech Week at Pepperdine Graziadio Business School, Jeremy discusses how information collected to improve training and
In this week’s column, California Sports Lawyer® CEO and Managing Attorney Jeremy M. Evans examines how athlete health data can create contract leverage and raise risks involving privacy, compensation, and control.
Athlete health data, combined with artificial intelligence and technology, can make sports more engaging for fans, support injury
In this episode of the California Sports Lawyer® Podcast, host Jeremy Evans examines who could profit from expanding the College Football Playoff from 12 to 24 teams. NIL deals, revenue sharing, and player movement are changing college athletics and giving programs more ways to build competitive rosters. A larger playoff