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'Tis the Weekend: University of Miami Entertainment and Sports Law Symposium

By Rick Karcher, Michael McCann, Geoffrey Rapp, Greg Skidmore, and Howard Wasserman

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If you are not in Philadelphia or Tallahassee (coincidentally, the two cities in which I lived before I hit Miami), come to Miami (Coral Gables, actually) for the University of Miami Entertainment and Sports Law Symposium, also on Saturday.

I will be on a panel titled "Balancing Justice within Anti-Doping Regulation: Equality of Competition v. Protection of Individual Rights," along with Dennis Curran, General Counsel of the NFL; Anthony J. Agnone of Eastern Athletic Services; and Matthew S. Barnett, outside counsel to USADA. There also is a panel on the Rooney Rule, which should be interesting in light of the NCAA's recent adoption of a similar rule for football.

Full post as published by Sports Law Blog on February 20, 2008 (boomark / email).

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