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DOL Rolls Out New Salary Thresholds For Exempt Employees Under the FLSA Posted on: May 07, 2024 Read more »
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College Athletics Returns to the NLRB With Notre Dame ULP Charge Posted on: April 22, 2024 In: Sports Law Read more »
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NCAA Goes on The Offense: Baker Seeks State Ban on Prop Bets Posted on: March 29, 2024 In: Sports Law Read more »
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UPDATE: Dartmouth Refuses to Bargain With SEIU Posted on: March 19, 2024 In: Sports Law Read more »
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UPDATE: Dartmouth Union Election Results Certified Posted on: March 14, 2024 In: Sports Law Read more »
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Dartmouth Athletes Vote To Unionize: Now the Legal Challenges Begin Posted on: March 07, 2024 In: Sports Law
In a historic moment for college athletics, Dartmouth College (“Dartmouth” or “the College”) men’s basketball team voted 13-2 to unionize and become members of the Service Employees International Union (“SEIU”), Local 560. The vote was held following the Decision and Direction of Election issued by National Labor Relations Board (“NLRB” or “Board”) Regional Director for Region 1, Laura A. Sacks
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New York City Creates a Private Right of Action Under the Earned Safe and Sick Time Act Posted on: February 12, 2024 In: Labor & Employment Read more »
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UPDATE: NLRB Regional Director Determines that Dartmouth’s Men’s Basketball Players Are Employees Posted on: February 07, 2024 In: Sports Law Read more »
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Navigating California Labor Code 132a Claims Posted on: January 26, 2024 In: Labor & Employment Read more »
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States’ Antitrust Action Against the NCAA Expands With Addition Of the Justice Department and More States Posted on: January 21, 2024 Read more »
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Utah Court of Appeals Confirms Athletes’ First Amendment Rights: Keisel v Westbrook and the Utah Jazz Posted on: January 08, 2024 In: Sports Law Read more »
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The NCAA Legal Drama Continues: 14-Day Temporary Restraining Order Becomes Joint Motion Requesting Preliminary Injunction Permitting Two-Time Transfer Athletes to Play Despite NCAA Rule Posted on: December 17, 2023 In: Sports Law
In a fast moving series of legal actions and agreements involving the NCAA and the state attorneys general from Ohio, Colorado, Illinois, New York, North Carolina, Tennessee and West Virginia, the NCAA and the seven plaintiff states have now filed a joint motion seeking to convert the recent temporary restraining order (TRO) issued by U.S. District Court Judge John Pierson Bailey from the Northern District of West Virginia into a preliminary injunction, vacating the scheduling of a preliminary injunction he
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