Getting Paid. N.I.L.: Pennsylvania’s Name, Image, and Likeness Statute and its Impact on Institutions of Higher Education, Student Athletes, and Businesses

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Getting Paid. N.I.L.: Pennsylvania’s Name, Image, and Likeness Statute and its Impact on Institutions of Higher Education, Student Athletes, and Businesses

Program Originally Presented Wednesday, May 11, 2022

This encore CLE presentation explores emerging legal issues regarding Pennsylvania’s recently-enacted Name, Image, and Likeness statute (on 24 Pa. Stat. Ann. § 20-2003-K et seq). Panelists discuss both the statute’s compliance requirements for colleges and universities and the unique legal challenges student-athletes, regulators, schools, and businesses face in this new world of student-athlete empowerment. What, if anything, do schools need to do to comply with the statute? How will the statute enable student-athletes to be compensated for on-field performance? Do national and local brands stand to benefit? And if so, how? The game has changed in a big way for both college athletes and their educational institutions.

Attend this encore program to hear an update on the activation of name, image, the likeness reform, and its impact on college athletics, regulators, schools, and businesses.

Moderator:
Erik Derr, Esq.
Associate, Becker LLC

Panelists:
Kristy Bannon
Senior Associate AD/Compliance & Student-Athlete Affairs
Temple University Athletics

Professor Andrew Brandt
Executive Director
Jeffrey S. Moorad Center for the Study of Sports Law

Marqus Hunter
Associate Athletic Director for Compliance
Student Athlete Services, Ursinus College

Professor Kenneth A. Jacobsen
Practice Professor of Law
Temple University Beasley School of Law

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