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In the fast-paced world of collegiate sports, the spotlight often shines brightest on star athletes who captivate audiences with their skill and prowess on the court or field. Names like Zach Edey and Mohamed Diarra have become synonymous with success, leading their teams to glory in the NCAA tou...

Introduction: In a move that could reshape the landscape of collegiate sports, several state attorneys general have taken a decisive step against the NCAA's alleged restraint on competition for name, image, and likeness (NIL) opportunities. The NCAA, an organization historically known for its str...

Recent reports indicate that leaders in collegiate athletics are engaged in discussions to reach a legal settlement that could reshape revenue sharing with student-athletes amid the ongoing House v. NCAA antitrust lawsuit. A settlement could not only offer legal relief but also impact future litigation and legislation, potentially ushering in a more equitable era in college sports. Ultimately, the goal is to ensure fairness and integrity while recognizing the contributions of student-athletes.

In the ever-evolving landscape of American football, the recent seismic shift in college football is rippling all the way to the NFL draft. With the introduction of name, image, and likeness (NIL) rights for college players, the dynamics of player decisions have undergone a profound transformatio...

In May 2024, the United States Department of State released the Visa Bulletin, outlining immigrant number availability for both "Final Action Dates" and "Dates for Filing Applications." These dates guide immigrant visa applicants on when to submit necessary documentation to the National Visa Cent...

Today, we hear disturbing anti-immigrant rhetoric resound, reminiscent of dark chapters in American history. Certain political figures now paint immigrants to the United States as criminal hordes and advocate for an outright ban on immigration. Let's be clear: this rhetoric is a perilous fiction...

As a law firm dedicated to providing comprehensive legal counsel, Saluja Law stays attuned to the ever-shifting landscape of immigration policies and executive actions. Recently, President Biden's administration has been considering a bold move: granting amnesty and work permits to over 1 million...

With several states enacting laws allowing players to be compensated for their NIL, the landscape of collegiate sports is rapidly transforming.

Effective immediately. Following the April 22, 2024 decision of the NCAA's Division I Board of Directors, which affirmed actions taken by the Division I Council, student-athletes will now have enhanced access to school assistance for name, image, and likeness (NIL) activities, as well as increased flexibility in their transfer options

In a historic move with far-reaching implications, Governor Glenn Youngkin of Virginia has signed into law a groundbreaking bill that has the potential to revolutionize college athletics. This first-of-its-kind legislation paves the way for schools in Virginia to directly compensate athletes thro...