Two designers of a massive waterslide in Kansas on which a 10-year-old boy was decapitated face second-degree murder charges in connection with the child's death, according to an indictment unsealed recently.

In the NCAA grant-in-aid cap antitrust litigation, Judge Wilken did not fully grant the NCAA’s motion for summary judgment, setting the stage for trial in December 2018.

The jury found that UMD discriminated against Miller on the basis of her sex and retaliated against her for making Title IX complaints that pointed to disparities between UMD’s men’s and women’s hockey programs.

Former football players from Northern Illinois University and Indiana University brought suit against fantasy sports websites FanDuel and DraftKings for using their likenesses without consent. After the district court dismissed the case, the 7th Circuit asked the Indiana Supreme Court to rule because of the lack of developed case law surrounding Indiana’s right of publicity statute with regards to sports.

In November 2017, eight men were indicted following an FBI investigation into fraud and corruption in men’s college basketball. Last week, charges were dropped against one of the men, a former AAU director, but U.S. District Court Judge Lewis A. Kaplan denied a motion to dismiss criminal charges against two Adidas executives and a former sports agent.

The Colts expressed that McDaniels had notified the team of his withdrawal only after “agreeing to contract terms.” While McDaniels may have agreed to key contractual terms, it does not appear that he signed an actual employment contract.

This is your "one-stop shop" for everything Larry Nassar and the USA Gymnastics abuse scandal.

The University of Arizona’s decision to fire head football coach Rich Rodriguez in the wake of sexual harassment allegations is a move that could soon resonate in courthouses.

Warner Bros. is severing ties with Brett Ratner amid multiple sexual harassment claims made against the producer and director.

A person familiar with the decision said Wednesday that Ratner's expired first-look production deal with the studio will not be renewed and that he will no longer occupy the office space he rented on the company's lot in Burbank, Calif. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the matter publicly.

Take a look at what's happening at the May Sports & Entertainment Law Executive Meeting. Thank you to our Secretary, Kyle Fairchild, Horizon League, for this month's minutes!