FSU Law Entertainment, Arts, and Sports Law

Attention 1Ls and 2Ls! This Wednesday evening will be an event between the Florida Bar's EASL section and KMMF. Read below for more details. Be sure to RSVP by tomorrow.

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The Kozyak Minority Mentoring Foundation and The Florida Bar’s Entertainment, Arts & Sports Law Section invite you to a “Virtual Conversation about Practicing Entertainment, Arts and Sports Law”

A talented group of lawyers will provide insights into entertainment, arts and sports law, exploring the skills you will need to break into these areas, the pros and cons of practicing in these competitive fields and what a typical day in their practice entails.

Join us as they share their experiences and answer your questions regarding the best way to prepare for and pursue a career focusing on entertainment, arts and sports law. This is part of a series of virtual conversations meant to explore different areas of law and help current law students navigate the path towards their desired careers.

Who is invited: First and second year law students interested in learning more about entertainment, arts and sports law and how to prepare for a career in this area of law.

When: This Wednesday, February 9, 2022, at 6 pm. It will last one hour.

How to sign up: Please email Carolina Guerra Pérez ([email protected]) by 6 pm tomorrow, February 8, 2022. While we will have multiple breakout rooms for this session, attendance will be limited to the first 60 students who RSVP. You will be provided a Zoom link by email before the event.

If you are interested in Entertainment Law and want an opportunity to earn a scholarship, a mentorship session from an attorney in the industry, and attend the Grammy Awards, be sure to check out this opportunity below. Students from around the country will be competing, and it would be a great way to represent FSU Law and show off your writing skills! If you are interested, please contact DJ Kerwin at [email protected] for more details.

REMINDER: Tomorrow at 6:00 The Florida Bar EASL Student Council will be hosting a panel. This event will be a great opportunity for anyone interested to learn about gambling and its intersection with sports and entertainment law. Be sure you join us on Zoom tomorrow at 6!

ZOOM link will be provided

Hey Everybody,

Now is the time of year when we start organizing one of the coolest events EASL participates in, the Tulane Professional Sports Negotiation Competition. In the past, we have participated in the NFL and MLB competitions. This year, we will also try to send a team to the NBA competition.

In short, these events are competitions using real-life player statistics, team budgets, and league collective bargaining rules to reach a contract for a player. One team will represent the player's agent and the other team will represent the team that is trying to resign the player. Law students from around the country participate in this event, and it is a great opportunity to develop practical skills in negotiation. The events are also judged by industry professionals, so it is a great networking opportunity for those interested in Sports Law.

Right now, we are trying to gauge students' interest in each event. We are still trying to determine how to allocate funding and how many teams/which events we want to send teams for. If you would like to participate, please fill out this form, and you will be emailed instructions on try-outs at a later date. Please let us know if you are interested by Wednesday, October 27.

If you have any questions, please email [email protected] or text 904-537-2795. Thanks, and we are looking forward to putting together teams for these events!

Tulane Sports Law Society Negotiation Competitions PLEASE READ: Thank you for your interest in the Negotiation Competitions put on by Tulane Sports Law Society. There are three events we are looking to send students to this year, the baseball, football, and basketball negotiation competitions. As of now, these events will be held early next semester...

Thank you Florida State University College of Law for the feature!

REMINDER: TOMORROW!

October 14, see you there!

October 14, see you there!

TOMORROW! Gaines street pies will be provided. Hope to see you there!

EASL has another exciting opportunity to share! FSU Law has been invited to participate in the Sports Arbitration Moot, an international competition for sports arbitration. If you are interested in competing, please email [email protected] before 5:00pm Thursday. The competition will be held during the spring semester, online, with final rounds in-person in Zurich, Switzerland. More information on this competition can be found at www.sportsarbitrationmoot.com.

Home | Sports Arbitration Moot A unique chance to learn about sports arbitration for law students worldwide in a professional and entertaining competition.