Law in Sport: Concepts and Cases eBook
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The 4th edition of Law in Sport: Concepts and Cases uses up-to-date and specific case examples to illustrate laws that apply to sport-related conflict. Throughout this reader-friendly text, students will become familiar with the basics of tort, constitutional, and business law. The new edition includes updated chapters, as well as an entirely new section devoted to risk and disaster management, which covers terrorism, storms, and other unforeseen events. The book also presents detailed analyses of Title IX and NCAA contemporary litigation, and a thorough exploration of gender equity. Law in Sport is a must-read for students interested in pursuing a career in sport management.
Chapters Part I: Introduction and Tort Law
- Chapter 1 Introduction to the Study of Law in Sport
- Chapter 2 Negligence
- Chapter 3 Intentional Torts and Criminal Law
- Chapter 4 Product Liability
Part II: Constitutional Law
- Chapter 5 U.S. Constitutional Amendments—First, Fourth, and Fourteenth
- Chapter 6 Fourteenth Amendment and Title IX
- Chapter 7 Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA)
Part III The Business of Sport
- Chapter 8 Contracts and Representation
- Chapter 9 Legal Entities and Employer-Employee Relationships
- Chapter 10 Antitrust and Labor Law
- Chapter 11 Intellectual Property
- Chapter 12 Risk, Disaster, and Recovery Management