Marquette University Law School "Sports Law Speaker Series: Managing a Law Firm Sports & Entertainment Law Group"

23 February 2023

Foley partner Kevin Schulz, co-chair of the firm’s Sports & Entertainment Group, was invited to be the guest speaker at Marquette University Law School on February 23 in Milwaukee to discuss his and the group’s sports law practice.

The discussion included the following topics, among others:

How his practice in the sports industry began.
The background and goals of the Sports & Entertainment Group at Foley.
How NIL, esports, NFTs, and other emerging areas fit into the group.
Areas for growth in the industry.
Overall advice for students interested in becoming sports lawyers.

For more information, visit here.

Authors

Kevin R. Schulz

Sectors

Sports & Entertainment

Location

Eckstein Hall, room 433
1215 W. Michigan Street
Marquette University Law School
Milwaukee, WI 53201

Agenda

12:30 p.m. CST

People

Kevin R. Schulz

Partner

[email protected]

Milwaukee 414.297.5646

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