This blog is run entirely by law students at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University.  It was organized by the Sports and Entertainment Law Journal (SELJ) and Sports and Entertainment Law Students Association (SELSA).

We hope that the Blog becomes your source of up-to-date news and analysis on sports and entertainment law.  Our goal is to bring as many different aspects of sports and entertainment law into one area, educating students and professionals on what is involved in the behind-the-scenes legal dealings that govern the sports and entertainment world.  We can’t do it without your input.  Legal debate demands that we look at each issue from several different perspectives, and the authors of this site hope you will provide yours.

In conjunction with several other initiatives that we are promoting at the College of Law, we hope to open up a new forum for academic discourse and analysis.

As a disclaimer, the views and opinions in this Blog are not shared by, nor representative of, Arizona State University, the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, or anyone else whose name is not listed as a contributor or commenter on this site.  Additionally, as law students, the authors are not allowed to give legal advice, and the opinions should not be taken as such.  They are merely our own opinions and analysis and are not to be taken as anything more.

Additionally, we are always looking for new authors to contribute.  Please contact asulaw.selj@gmail.com if you are interested in contributing to our blog, whether you are a student, professor, or attorney.

 

Thank you,

Kellen W. Bradley

Editor-in-Chief, Sports and Entertainment Law Journal
Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law
Arizona State University