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In this week’s column, California Sports Lawyer® CEO and Managing Attorney Jeremy M. Evans discusses how Nielsen’s new co-viewing technology could reshape audience measurement, advertising, sponsorships, and media-rights deals in sports broadcasting.
Accurate data also helps establish contract terms and determine whether those terms have been satisfied when
Jeremy M. Evans, CEO of California Sports Lawyer®, will moderate “NIL at Five: Revenue Sharing, Regulation, and the Future of College Sports” during the American Bar Association Forum on Entertainment & Sports Industries’ Lights, Camera, ATL: ESI Fall Conference in Atlanta.
Five years into the NIL era, the panel will
Jeremy M. Evans will join Chad Eberhardt for “When the Rules Change: Negotiating the Next Deal,” presented by the San Diego County Bar Association’s Entertainment & Sports Section.
As professional sports continue to evolve, attorneys and agents must negotiate player and coaching agreements while accounting for uncertainty in governing
Jeremy M. Evans, CEO of California Sports Lawyer® and Past President of the California Lawyers Association, will speak at the California Lawyers Association 2026 Annual Meeting in San Diego.
The General Session, “Decision-Making in Sports and the Law: Who Calls the Plays and Why It Matters,” will bring together senior
Jeremy M. Evans, CEO and Managing Attorney of California Sports Lawyer®, will speak at the 36th Annual Entertainment Law Institute, presented by The University of Texas School of Law and UT Law CLE.
His session, “Ethics at the Intersection: Attorney vs. Agent and Manager Roles in Sports & Entertainment,” will