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Trinity Sports Appoints Sports Agent and Lawyer Anthony R. Caruso to Advisory Board New York, NY – September 3, 2015 – Attorney and NFL Agent Anthony R. Caruso, Esq., has accepted an invitation to serve on the Advisory Board of Trinity Financial Sports and Entertainment Management Company. Caruso joins an extraordinary team of people offering […]

The power of eminent domain allows the government to acquire private land for public use under certain circumstances. At the local level, eminent domain is often exercised to obtain land to build sports stadiums. Washington, D.C., condemns several private properties for professional soccer stadium. The legal process of exercising eminent domain is known as condemnation. Although […]

Owning a basketball is nice, but to some, owning a basketball team is even nicer. There are a number of ways to invest in professional or minor league sports franchises and attain franchise ownership. Before you consider franchise ownership, there’s a caveat: sports franchises frequently lose money despite the flashy contract numbers and huge television deals. This is a […]

Partner Anthony R. Caruso has Successful First Year Back as NFL Agent New York, NY – May 5, 2015 – NFL Agent Anthony R. Caruso, Esq., has announced that three (3) recent college graduate players under his representation have committed to NFL rookie minicamps this weekend. Josh Bordner from Boston College, Dominique Williams from Boston […]

Players’ use of social media is watched like a hawk by just about everyone. Whether you’re still in college, competing to break into professional football or already playing in the NFL, each and every way that you interact with the online community will be broken down and analyzed as if your profile(s) contain the cure […]

For NFL-bound college football players, walking the thin line between acceptable screening of agent candidates and violating NCAA amateurism requirements is often a difficult prospect. This problem is not made easier by the countless agents in the industry who won’t hesitate to risk a player’s potential career by making offers that violate these requirements in […]

Many athletes have high recognizable names. For this reason, an athlete might want to trademark their name to ensure that nobody else can profit from their likeness. How does one go about completing this process? And, is it even possible? The short answer is yes, athletes can trademark their name. Names of people, companies as […]

In the wake of the Elvis Dumervil contract fax mishap, the National Football League Players Association has found a solution to ease players’ fears that key paperwork won’t be submitted in time. The NFLPA announced a deal with electronic signature solutions company DocuSign, which will allow draft picks and current players to submit sports contracts and […]

A Colorado jury awarded a young man who suffered severe brain injuries while playing high school football millions of dollars in a lawsuit brought against helmet-maker Riddell. Rhett Ridolfi, now 22 years old, was awarded $11.5 million in damages after suing Riddell, football coaches and his former high school’s administration. The jury ruled that while […]

MLB Lawsuit Against BioGenesis Major League Baseball’s recent lawsuit against Florida clinic BioGenesis may have unintended consequences for players, a new report shows. MLB is currently suing the clinic for allegedly providing banned performance-enhancing drugs to the league’s players, a heavy sports law violation. Court documents show that MLB believes BioGenesis owner Anthony Bosch gave illicit […]

Hardcore hockey fans that have been awaiting the end of a 113-day lockout must be relieved that the NHL hockey season will finally resume. Following an overnight 16-hour bargaining session, the National Hockey League Players Association led by Donald Fehr and the National Hockey League commissioner Gary Bettman were able to come to accord regarding […]