In this episode, attorneys Matthew Havili and Seth Jaksha discuss the evolving landscape of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) in collegiate sports. They trace the history from court decisions like the Ed O'Bannon case and California's Fair Pay to Play Act to pivotal moments such as the 2021 Alston Supreme Court ruling. They explore recent developments, including the House settlement that introduced new revenue-sharing structures and oversight mechanisms. The conversation provides an in-depth look at the implications for athletes, schools, businesses, and the potential for future litigation and collective bargaining agreements in the NIL space.
Hawley Troxell attorneys Christopher Cook and Amy Knight discuss Liquor Licenses in Idaho, including an overview of existing and proposed legislation, the distinctions between legacy licenses and new licenses, regulations and restrictions concerning the sale or transfer of a license, and the process of acquiring a new license.
Hawley Troxell attorneys Chris Cook and Amy Knight describe the ins and outs of Home Owners Associations.
Hawley Troxell Partner Richard Smith and attorney Jonathan Wheatley discuss the complex nature of the process of tax appeals.
Hawley Troxell attorneys Chris Cook and Amy Knight describe the ins and outs of Home Owners Associations.
This week's episode is a reissued podcast provided by the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel and features Hawley Troxell Attorney, John McGown, Jr.
Hawley Troxell partners Brad Frazer and Tyler Anderson discuss why it's time to insure your company against a cyberattack.
Hawley Troxell attorneys, Carsten Peterson and Taylor Barton discuss the challenges employers may face with upcoming COVID vaccine and testing requirements.
Hawley Troxell Partner, Brad Frazer and Information Technology Manager, Paul Wilch discuss the needs for competent cybersecurity and what to do when you get hacked.
Hawley Troxell attorney, Phil McKay, lists the finer points of inventorship and conception of ideas.
Hawley Troxell attorneys Paula Kluksdal and Gwen Thomson help you recognize and avoid scams aimed at your bank account. Paula Kluksdal Gwen Thomson Hawley Troxell
Hawley Troxell attorney, Phil McKay, breaks down specific and important pieces of a patent. Meet the host of this episode! Phil McKay Visit hawleytroxell.com to learn more! This information is provided for educational and information purposes only. It is not intended to be, nor should it be, used as a substitute for legal advice regarding specific factual circumstances.
Hawley Troxell attorney, Phil McKay, lends insight into the complicated world of patents. Visit hawleytroxell.com to learn more! This information is provided for educational and information purposes only. It is not intended to be, nor should it be, used as a substitute for legal advice regarding specific factual circumstances.
Hawley Troxell attorney, Phil McKay, gives a rundown of the process of filing a patent from inception to completion. Visit hawleytroxell.com to learn more! This information is provided for educational and information purposes only. It is not intended to be, nor should it be, used as a substitute for legal advice regarding specific factual circumstances.
Hawley Troxell attorney, Phil McKay, tells you how to avoid the pitfalls of protecting your invention. Visit hawleytroxell.com to learn more! This information is provided for educational and information purposes only. It is not intended to be, nor should it be, used as a substitute for legal advice regarding specific factual circumstances.
Hawley Troxell attorney, Phil McKay, tells you the "do's and don'ts" of new inventions. Visit hawleytroxell.com to learn more! This information is provided for educational and information purposes only. It is not intended to be, nor should it be, used as a substitute for legal advice regarding specific factual circumstances.
Steve Frinsko and Brad Frazer discuss best practices for startups and large businesses. Visit hawleytroxell.com to learn more! This information is provided for educational and information purposes only. It is not intended to be, nor should it be, used as a substitute for legal advice regarding specific factual circumstances.