Scott Richman

3 weeks ago | amny.com | Scott Richman |Max Parrott

Until recently, college student athletes were not compensated for their Name, Image and Likeness (“NIL”). Without appropriate guidance, athletes have decided to take matters into their own hands, including transferring schools sometimes multiple times, seeking greater NIL payouts and better financial compensation. While permissible, the NIL landscape remains unsettled. A recent decision in Mario Chalmers, et al. v. NCAA (SDNY 24 Civ. 5008) and the forthcoming potential settlement of the House v.