Sports Law and Popular Culture

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with Michael McCann of UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law Sports and Entertainment Law Institute

Posted

Feb 15, 2021

From legalized sports betting to NCAA students athletes rights', there are many sports law hot topics that intersect law school education. UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law Sports and Entertainment Law Institute Director, Michael McCann, explains.

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