by hlsjrnldev | Jan 24, 2019 | Career Spotlights, Updates
Editor’s Note: Welcome to Career Spotlights, where we publish short-form interviews with real-world sports/entertainment-industry practitioners who are employed by (or alumni of) our partner firms.
David Marroso, Partner, Century City, Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas/Industries: Sports and Entertainment Litigation
Education: Harvard Law School
Hometown: Las Vegas
You Picked O’Melveny Because: Warren Christopher
“Typical” Workday: No such thing. Every day is full of surprises.
Favorite Part Of Your Job: Learning new industries, businesses, and client-focused strategies
What Fires You Up: Trials
What You Would Tell Yourself In Law School: Slow down.
Person You’d Most Like To Meet In Your Industry: Chief Justice John Roberts
CSEL x JSEL Members Might Be Surprised To Know: Sports law is more law than sports
Favorite Law School Class (And Professor If HLS Alum): Enjoyed the entire experience. Favorite professors were Kagan, Zittrain, Hyman, and Ogletree
Ideal Day Off: Time with family
by hlsjrnldev | Jan 24, 2019 | Career Spotlights, Updates
Trevor Katende, Partner Elect, Century City
Practice Areas/Industries: Mergers & Acquisitions, Entertainment, Media, Sports & Technology
Education: Harvard University (’03), Stanford Law School (’06)
Hometown: Ardsley, New York
You Picked Paul Hastings Because: Great people. Great culture. Fascinating work.
“Typical” Workday: No such thing!
Favorite Part Of Your Job: Finding a unique/tailored solution to a complex deal point
What You Would Tell Yourself In Law School: Be confident and do what you love. The economics will follow and you will be much happier.
Favorite Law School Class (And Professor If HLS Alum): Mergers & Acquisitions
Ideal Day Off: A ballgame with family and friends
by hlsjrnldev | Jun 17, 2018 | Updates
Volume 9-2 is now live! This JSEL volume includes:
“#Congratulations but #SeeYouInCourt: Olympic Hashtag Restrictions Raise Concerns Over Trademark Rights and Free Speech” by John Grady & Stephen McKelvey,
“There’s No Business Like Show Business: Abandoning Color-Blind Casting and Embracing Color-Conscious Casting in American Theatre” by Kristin Bria Hopkins,
“What if Kaepernick is Correct?: A Look at the Collusion Criteria in Professional Sports” by Darren A. Heitner & Jillian Postal,
“Evaluating the FTC Endorsement Guidelines Through the Career of a Fashion Blogger” by Ava Farshidi,
Student Note by Wonnie Song, HLS ’19.
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Image: Lorie Shaull, An Eagles fan celebrates as confetti falls on the field at Super Bowl LII, Minneapolis MN, CC BY-SA 2.0
by hlsjrnldev | May 16, 2017 | Updates
May 2017, Special Issue (Full Version PDF)
Comparing Health Related Policies and Practices in Sports: The NFL and Other Professional Leagues
