Michael McCann is a Legal Expert at Sportico. He specializes in law and legal affairs, particularly in the realms of sports litigation, consumer rights, and healthcare technology, often exploring the intersection of these themes. McCann's insights have been featured in various prominent outlets, including Yahoo Sports UK, Yahoo Finance, and ARTnews.
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Michael McCann's coverage includes a mix of sports law and entertainment news, with a significant focus on legal policy regulation. He may be particularly interested in pitches related to the intersection of law and the sports or entertainment industries.
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Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s alleged status as “functionally bankrupt” doesn't mean he's legally required to disclose financial account statements and
Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s alleged status as “functionally bankrupt” doesn’t mean he’s legally required to disclose financial account statements and contracts related to a proposed fight against Mike Zambidis in Greece, a federal judge recently held. U.S. District Judge Vernon Broderick’s July 24 ruling comes as part of a lawsuit brought by CSI Entertainment, a company …
By: Jacob Feldman, Michael McCann
The latest turn in the legal fight for recognition of college athletes as employees who can form unions is taking place out west, with members of
In two stunning orders late Friday, U.S. District Judge Charlotte N. Sweeney certified a nationwide class of Division I college athletes who began
Forty-seven Democratic members of the House of Representatives last Thursday wrote to Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum and acting director of
Late Sunday, the NCAA filed an emergency motion in hopes that a federal judge will stay a nationwide injunction she granted that allows a potential
The Wisne v. NCAA athletes who received an injunction to play another college season are now accusing the NCAA of wrongly preventing them from joining teams.
U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken on Tuesday upheld the House settlement administrator's recent finding that multimedia rights companies (MMRs) and
In a move that lowers the odds of the Protect College Sports Act becoming law, the Congressional Black Caucus—which has more than 60 members—issued a statement on Thursday opposing the PCSA
The fallout from a federal judge granting a nationwide injunction that extends the eligibility of players who began in collegiate sports in the
