By: Bryce Danielle Bradley Last year, research reported that there were around 250 name, image and likeness collectives around the country.[1] Collectives are “structurally independent of a school, yet fund NIL opportunities for the school’s student-athletes.”[2] Most of the time, the founders of these collectives are entrepreneurs, lawyers, financial advisors, investors, and super-fans who may... Continue Reading →
“To Be or Not to Be” or Both: The Question of Ripple as a Security
By Nate Kelly: Seven years after Ripple Labs, Inc. first began to sell its digital asset XRP, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a Complaint against Ripple Labs, Inc. and its CEOs, accusing them of engaging in an unregistered securities offering through the sale of their digital asset, XRP.[1] The SEC alleged that Ripple... Continue Reading →
A Tale of Two Interests: Copyright Holders and Documentary Films
By Katelyn Murdock: As of April 2023, Netflix has over 400 original documentary films and series available for streaming.[1] Documentaries have been on the rise in popularity for a number of reasons, from sheer availability via streaming services to the improvement in quality over the last several years.[2] Despite the surge in Netflix’s, and other... Continue Reading →
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