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Who Let The Dogs Out: Should A Stadium Owner Be Held Liable For Injuries Sustained From A Mascot's Errant Hot Dog Toss?, Joshua D. Winneker, David Gargone, Sam C. Ehrlich
Who Let The Dogs Out: Should A Stadium Owner Be Held Liable For Injuries Sustained From A Mascot's Errant Hot Dog Toss?, Joshua D. Winneker, David Gargone, Sam C. Ehrlich
Jeffrey S. Moorad Sports Law Journal
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“Meet Me Halfway”: Arm Wrestling And The Law, Thomas M. Byron
“Meet Me Halfway”: Arm Wrestling And The Law, Thomas M. Byron
Pace Intellectual Property, Sports & Entertainment Law Forum
Most law review articles are very serious, and with good reason. They discuss important, world-changing matters like the role and magnitude of executive power, the limits of Constitutional rights, the boundaries of international law, and the vagaries of civil procedure. This Article has no such world-changing or reverent pretentions; it instead takes a light-hearted view of a fairly marginal legal topic: arm wrestling. To provide a spine for the discussion, the Article leans heavily on the 1980s movie Over the Top – a movie about arm wrestling, trucking, and child custody - to provide examples of arm wrestling content with …
Buckle Your Chinstrap: Why Youth, High School, And College Football Should Adopt The Nfl’S Concussion Management Policies And Procedures, Josh Hunsucker
Buckle Your Chinstrap: Why Youth, High School, And College Football Should Adopt The Nfl’S Concussion Management Policies And Procedures, Josh Hunsucker
McGeorge Law Review
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