Sports and Entertainment Law Practice
If you choose to pursue a career in Sports and Entertainment Law you will represent athletes and entertainers or their employers, universities, venues, or other participants in this complex industry. You will need to get a solid grounding in such substantive areas of the law as contracts, torts, antitrust, and labor and employment. These areas of law intersect to govern the relationships between the key participants in the sports and entertainment industries. You will also need to be trained in negotiation and to understand the various models of dispute resolution.
General Courses
- Antitrust
- Arbitration: Law, Policy and Practice
- Business Organizations
- Decedents' Estates and Trusts
- Dispute Resolution
- Education Law
- Federal Taxation
- Intellectual Property
- Labor Law I and II
- Negotiation and Mediation Advocacy
- Sports Law
- Workers' Compensation
Practical Writing Courses
- Advanced Trademark Issues & Drafting
- Contract Drafting
Externships
- Villanova Office of the Vice President and General Counsel Externship
- Villanova Department of Athletics, Office of Compliance Externship
- Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts Externship
Villanova Sports and Entertainment Law Journal
