How hard is it to break in. More interested in sports than entertainment, but have experience/contacts in the entertainment field. Interested in working for a team, or body (NBA/NFL/ETC).
Is it common just to go into a firm, then moving to sports later on, or do ppl actually head off to the NBA (for example) right after law school? I talked to the Dean of Admissions at NU during my interview and he mentioned that one of the students recently went straight from NU to negotiating player contracts for an agency that reps NFL players, then he went on to work at a major media conglomerate. But I assume he was the exception, rather than the rule.
Sports/Entertainment Law Forum
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Sup Kid
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Re: Sports/Entertainment Law
Come on man, you've been on TLS long enough to know how to use the search function. This has been asked and answered more times in the past 6 months than anyone cares to count. Here's the total list for you: http://www.top-law-schools.com/search-f ... x=0&sa.y=0 (and specifically check out the 7th link, there's some good, detailed info in there).
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blsingindisguise
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Re: Sports/Entertainment Law
A law degree in itself is immensely valuable. Given the relatively large number of professional sports franchises and the relatively small number of law graduates (especially who want to do sports law!), it's surprisingly easy to get a job with a team as long as you show a little interest.
