Seton Hall Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law

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Social Networking Websites' Liability for User Illegality
Joseph Monaghan

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Harsh Reality: When Producers and Networks Should be Liable for Negligence and Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress
Melody Hsiou

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Into the Red Zone: How the National Football League's Quest to Curb Concussions and Concussion-Related Injuries Could Affect Players' Legal Recovery
Amy L. Bernstein

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2012 Seton Hall Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law Symposium
JSEL Staff

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Funny or No Laughin Matter?: How Television Viewers Interpret Satire of Legal Themes
Kimberlianne Podias

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Guardian of Amateurism or Legal Defiant? The Dichotomous Nature of NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Regulation
Marc Bianchi

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A Trivial Pursuit: Scrabbling for a Board Game Copyright Rationale
Kevin P. Hales

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Cooking and Copyright: When Chefs and Restaurateurs Should Receive Copyright Protection for Recipes and Aspects of Their Professional Repertoires
Michael Goldman

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2011 Seton Hall University School of Law Sports and Entertainment Law Symposium: Professional And Ethical Dilemmas Facing Attorneys Representing Entities, Athletes and Entertainers
JSEL Staff

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Intelligent Defense: A Call For Federal Regulation of Mixed Martial Arts
Michael R. Daum