A 'Sterling' need for reverse morals clauses in sports contracts
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Tom Brady's endorsement value takes significant hit from Deflategate
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Patrick Kane case hasn't changed NHL's attitude on sexual assault
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High school referee attack among many frightening, sometimes fatal, incidents targeting officials
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Serena must now follow Venus in fight for pay equality
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Legal obstacles Pitino faces amid another sexually charged scandal
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Should NASCAR, Daytona settle with injured spectator?
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Peyton Manning and an endorsement culture of indifference to sexual assault
Peyton Manning has remained silent amid resurfaced allegations of sexual assault 20 years ago. So have the companies he has endorsed, which is disturbing, but not surprising.
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Can Charlie Strong's moral clause be invoked as a result of Louisville lawsuit?
University of Texas officials have the option to invoke Charlie Strong's morals clause, but should they?
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Justise Winslow silences NBA age limit supporters, including his father
Justise Winslow spent one year at Duke, and even though his father wishes he had spent more, he provides a good case example.
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Maria Sharapova's recklessness does no favors in fight for equal pay
Maria Sharapova’s failed drug test wasn’t just damaging to the sport of tennis, it was also damaging to her peers and aspiring female athletes.
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Title IX implications to Baylor's lackadaisical approach to sexual assault accusations
Linked to several student-athletes’ rape cases in the past few years, the private Baptist university presents a disheartening example of the extreme lengths certain elite football programs are willing to go to by potentially violating federal law.
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Sports fans — not just sports leagues — are falling short on domestic violence
The truth is, we are all partly to blame for sports leagues continuing to take a soft stance on domestic violence. The NFL, MLB and NFL need to do more — but so do we.
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NCAA's response to sexual assault controversies hasn't been strong enough
Make no mistake: The NCAA is not a harmless bystander.
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2016's five most important sports-law stories affecting women
With several prominent lawsuits and controversies on the amateur and professional levels, gender equality, domestic violence and sexual assault challenges garnered national attention this past year.
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Olivia Munn, Ciara and others show that dating an NFL quarterback is a no-win situation
A relationship with a professional quarterback can lead a woman to be the subject of constant tabloid fodder when things go poorly on the field.
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Kansas football takes non-Baylor approach on potential transfer linked to sex assault
The University of Kansas has attempted to run afoul of the traditional Baylor football narrative. And in a good way.
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Michigan State president in similar, yet different, situation from Ken Starr with sexual assault case
No one wants to be the next Baylor. And make no mistake that Michigan State is conscious of that.
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Louisville’s response to Rick Pitino’s sex-related controversies warned of troubled moral system
U of L's looming legal battle with its former coach isn't its biggest problem.
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2017’s five most important sports law controversies affecting women
There were no shortage of female-related sports law controversies in 2017, including sexual harassment and sexism in the Big Four, and the emergence of the #MeToo movement in the sports sector.
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