Sports Law: Cases, Documents, and Materials

Finally -- a true survey of Sports Law! This exciting new text covers all the issues, all the parties, all the law, and all the practical skills needed to develop a solid understanding of this burgeoning area. Sports Law is a user-friendly, practice-oriented text that will make your course as lively as the field it covers.The author skillfully blends topics and materials to offer an integrated approach to the subject:the text incorporates the breadth of issues relating to Sports Law -- such as contracts, torts, agents, eligibility, women and sports, antitrust, labor law, international law, discipline, the NCAA, intellectual property, and criminal law without belaboring the less practical topicsexplanatory materials introduce each of the major cases, such as Philadelphia Ball Club v. Lajoie, Zinn v. Parrish, Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Commission v. National Football League, National Collegiate Athletic Association v. Board of Regents of the University of Oklahoma, NCAA v. Tarkanian, and Martin v. PGA Tour, Inc.sample documents -- including NCAA regulations, collective bargaining agreements, waivers, contracts, and statutes -- are presented as part of the text so students can view them in contextQuestions and Discussion sections tie together the material and help motivate students to analyze itInstructors can turn to Sports Law: Cases, Documents, and Materials with confidence because:the book is equally useful in both law school and graduate-level coursesa comprehensive Teacher's Manual includes suggestions for lectures, sample questions, projects, draft lectures, and sample examsProfessor Champion is an exceptionally gifted and popular teacher who also has written two highly successful books on Sports Law and more than 500 articles on the topic, guest-hosted a popular radio program on related issues, served as an agent, and ws a general manager of a minor league professional basketball teamWalter Champion is the author of 'Sports Law: Cases, Documents, and Materials', published 2004 under ISBN 9780735536593 and ISBN 0735536597.