NIL Law Group LLC

All three branches of the US government are now focused on regulating college athlete NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deals.

We break down the Supreme Court’s involvement, executive orders from the President, and pending legislation, explaining why there’s push for regulation despite our belief that athletes deserve fair compensation for their work and risk.

College Sports Commission reporting requirements: deals over $600 must be reported within five days, deals totaling over $15,000 face heavy scrutiny, and deals under $2,500 typically won’t be scrutinized unless your total deals exceed $15,000.

Athletes should know these regulations, follow them carefully, and get professional representation to navigate the NIL landscape successfully.

Betting, Branding & Boundaries 👀

The NCAA is taking on DraftKings — but this case is about more than just gambling.

We break down how platforms allow bets on athlete performance, why that clashes with college sports rules, and what’s really behind the lawsuit 👇

🏀 The issue? Use of protected terms like “March Madness” & “Sweet 16”

⚖️ The reality? Sports betting is legal — but athlete involvement is strictly off-limits

🚨 The concern? Protecting the integrity of college athletics

This isn’t just a lawsuit — it’s a line being drawn.

NIL

This spring, I had the privilege of hosting the first-ever NIL externship program with students from Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School. This experience was rooted in mentorship, real-world exposure, and developing the next generation of legal talent. 💼⚖️ ✨

Trial is war won with tenacity, executed with strategy, and fueled by controlled aggression. Every move is intentional, every word carries weight. In the courtroom, precision beats emotion every time.