SPORTS POLICY

Sports law is an amalgam of laws that apply to athletes and sports they play. It is not a single legal topic with generally applicable principles. Sports law touches on a variety of matters, including contract, tort, agency, antitrust, constitutional, labor, trademark, sex discrimination, (Title IX), criminal and tax issues.

SPORTS POLICY

Sports law is an amalgam of laws that apply to athletes and sports they play. It is not a single legal topic with generally applicable principles. Sports law touches on a variety of matters, including contract, tort, agency, antitrust, constitutional, labor, trademark, sex discrimination, (Title IX), criminal and tax issues.

ENTERTAINMENT POLICY

Entertainment law overlaps with intellectual property law (especially trademarks, copyright, and the “Right of Publicity”), but the practice of entertainment law often involves questions of employment law, contract law, torts, labor law, bankruptcy law, immigration, securities law, security interests, agency, right of privacy, defamation, advertising, criminal law, tax law, international law (especially private international law), and insurance law.

Much of the work of an entertainment law practice is transaction based, i.e., drafting contracts, negotiation, and mediation. Some situations may lead to litigation or arbitration.

SOCIAL JUSTICE
STANDARD & CREED

Social justice is justice that follows the principle that all individuals and groups are entitled to fair and impartial treatment.
Social Justice attempts to prevent human rights abuses. Social justice is based on notions of equality and equal opportunity in society. It focuses on the full and equal participation of all citizens in economic, social, political, sports, and entertainment aspects of the nation.
Social Justice can also refer to advantages and disadvantages distributed in a society. Social Justice derives its authority from the codes of morality in each culture and differs from culture to culture.
United Nations objectives of social justice policies include social, economic and cultural rights, including right to an adequate standard of living; right to work and equal pay for equal work; right to education; and right of minorities to enjoy their own religion, language and culture.

SOCIAL JUSTICE STANDARD & CREED

Social justice is justice that follows the principle that all individuals and groups are entitled to fair and impartial treatment.
Social Justice attempts to prevent human rights abuses. Social justice is based on notions of equality and equal opportunity in society. It focuses on the full and equal participation of all citizens in economic, social, political, sports, and entertainment aspects of the nation.
Social Justice can also refer to advantages and disadvantages distributed in a society. Social Justice derives its authority from the codes of morality in each culture and differs from culture to culture.
United Nations objectives of social justice policies include social, economic and cultural rights, including right to an adequate standard of living; right to work and equal pay for equal work; right to education; and right of minorities to enjoy their own religion, language and culture.