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How to Play the Game, by Miami-based attorney and sports agent Darren Heitner, is the go-to source for anyone interested in getting into the field of sports law. It discusses the laws that govern the sports industry, from contract drafting and negotiation to antitrust issues, intellectual property matters, and labor law concerns. It also discusses the role of players' associations, the power of sports commissioners, sports betting regulations, and more. But what makes it truly unique are the real-life case studies involving recognized professional and college sports figures as well as anecdotes from Darren's own experiences as a sports attorney, agent, and media spokesperson for college and professional sports industries. "If you want to play the game, you need to know how to play the game. Sports law is a niche practice area. It encompasses a variety of disciplines, but also requires knowledge of the inner workings of professional leagues and sports-related statutes in order to be successful in the field. How to Play the Game provides readers with an overview of sports law specifically tailored to practitioners who are looking to add sports law to their practice area and who need a practical, informative - though not encyclopedic - overview of the field to get them started. It discusses the laws that govern the sports industry, from contract drafting and negotiation to antitrust issues, intellectual property matters, and labor law concerns. It also discusses the role of players' associations, the power of sports commissioners, sports betting regulations, and more. But what makes this book unique are the real-life case studies involving recognized professional and college sports figures as well as anecdotes from the author's own experiences as a sports attorney, agent, and media spokesperson for college and professional sports industries. In addition, an appendix contains examples of legal documents - including professional contracts - with which any sports attorney/agent needs to be familiar. In short, How to Play the Game is the go-to source for anyone interested in getting into the field of sports law"--Unedited summary from book cover If you want to play the game, you need to know how to play the game. Sports law is a niche practice area. It encompasses a variety of disciplines, but also requires knowledge of the inner workings of professional leagues and sports-related statutes in order to be successful in the field. How to Play the Game provides readers with an overview of sports law specifically tailored to practitioners who are looking to add sports law to their practice area and who need a practical, informative--though not encyclopedic—overview of the field to help them get started. It discusses the laws that govern the sports industry, from contract drafting and negotiation to antitrust issues, intellectual property matters, and labor law concerns. It also discusses the role of players’ associations, the power of sports commissioners, sports betting regulations, and more. But what makes this book unique are the real-life case studies involving recognized professional and college sports figures as well as anecdotes from the author’s own experiences as a sports attorney, agent, and media spokesperson for college and professional sports industries. In addition, an appendix contains examples of legal documents--including professional contracts—with which any sports attorney/agent needs to be familiar. In short, How to Play the Game is the go-to source for anyone interested in getting into the field of sports law. How To Play The Game Provides Readers With An Overview Of Sports Law Specifically Tailored To Practitioners Who Are Looking To Add Sports Law To Their Practice Area And Who Need A Practical, Informative--though Not Encyclopedic--overview Of The Field To Help Them Get Started. It Discusses The Law That Govern The Sports Industry, From Contract Drafting And Negotiation To Antitrust Issues, Intellectual Property Matters, And Labor Law Concerns. It Also Discusses The Role Of Players' Associations, The Power Of Sports Commissioners, Sports Betting Regulations, And More. Introduction -- Collective Bargaining Agreements -- Amateurism -- Athlete Agents -- Intellectual Property Matters -- Gambling And Gaming -- Ethics -- Drug Testing And Use -- Contract Drafting And Negotiation -- Antitrust -- Appendix A. Form Sponsorship Agreement -- Appendix B. Student-athlete Statement, Ncaa Division I -- Appendix C. Nflpa Marketing Representation Notice -- Appendix D. Nflpa Section 5 Grievance Filed By Agent John Jr Rickert V. Audie Attar -- Appendix E. Pablo Sandoval Preliminary Report 11/5/11. Darren A. Heitner ; Foreword By Leigh Steinberg. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. "There is a distinction between a sports lawyer and all other types of practitioners. It requires a deep understanding of the nuances that largely affect athletes, their representatives, and companies providing products and services in the space. It also necessitates an acknowledgment of and ability to effectively communicate and craft relationships with power brokers who may provide financial services, accounting, managerial services, or the like in the specific space ... [This book] discusses the laws that govern the sports industry, from contract drafting and negotiation to antitrust issues, intellectual property matters, and labor law concerns. It also discusses the role of players' associations, the power of sports commissioners, sports betting regulations, and more" --Publisher's website.