The
program for the 37th Annual Sports Lawyers Association ("SLA") conference at the Renaissance Hotel in Washington, DC is now posted. In addition to a number of interesting panels and breakout sessions, the SLA conference offers an ample amount of CLE credits for licensed/practicing attorneys. One panel that may be of particular note to
Sports Law Blog readers is the "town hall debate" moderated by Gabe Feldman pertaining to the legality of the BCS. For related coverage on the legality of the BCS, check out the following two law review articles by our
Sports Law Blog colleagues:
The program for the 37th Annual Sports Lawyers Association ("SLA") conference at the Renaissance Hotel in Washington, DC is now posted. In addition to a number of interesting panels and breakout sessions, the SLA conference offers an ample amount of CLE credits for licensed/practicing attorneys. One panel that may be of particular note to Sports Law Blog readers is the "town hall debate" moderated by Gabe Feldman pertaining to the legality of the BCS. For related coverage on the legality of the BCS, check out the following two law review articles by our Sports Law Blog colleagues:
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