In this week’s column, California Sports Lawyer® CEO and Managing Attorney Jeremy M. Evans reflects on changes in sports management governance, power, and decision-making.
Delegation in management and leadership, when clearly defined and allowed to function without interference, is also why this new middle class of sports executives can
In this episode, host Jeremy M. Evans explains how antitrust law has moved from the margins of sports law to the center of power—reshaping athlete leverage, league governance, and the business of sports.
Jeremy examines how recent legal developments, including NIL reform and athlete-driven litigation, are challenging long-standing assumptions
In this week’s column, California Sports Lawyer® CEO and Managing Attorney Jeremy M. Evans examining the evolving intersection of antitrust law, athlete power, and the business of sports.
Antitrust policy is now a strategy in the boardroom as opposed to some oft-used challenge.
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In this episode, host Jeremy M. Evans explores how Hollywood has increasingly borrowed business concepts from professional sports—particularly around branding, talent leverage, and deal-making—while overlooking the core structural elements that actually make sports models work.
Jeremy breaks down the fundamental differences between how sports and entertainment industries govern
In this week’s column, California Sports Lawyer® CEO and Managing Attorney Jeremy M. Evans examines the growing perception that Hollywood is in chaos—and explains why the industry is not collapsing, but reorganizing around a sports league–style economic model that is missing the very system that makes sports
