Money and Sports: Economic Realities of Being an Athlete
02 March 2012
Chicago, IL
Past Event
Location
Chicago, IL
Agenda
March 2, 2012
Foley Partner Kevin Schulz spoke in at the DePaul Sports Law Symposium 2012, "Money and Sports: Economic Realities of Being an Athlete." Schulz participated on the panel, "Economic Realities/Issues Professional Athletes Encounter" and discussed bankruptcy as a tool (or impediment) for the sale of a professional sports franchise and its implications for athletes.
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Money and Sports: Economic Realities of Being an Athlete
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Chicago, IL
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March 2, 2012