Antitrust & Trade Reg.,
Civil Litigation
Aug. 13, 2024
Objectors say $2.8B NCAA NIL deal leaves some out
Attorneys for several former and current college athletes told U.S. District Judge Claudia A. Wilken in Oakland the proposed settlement would give female players less money and aims to sweep in too many different types of claims.
Despite striking a historic $2.8 billion deal that will see student-athletes share in the financial windfall generated by college sports, plaintiffs' attorneys and the NCAA can't seem to please everybody.
Attorneys for several former and current college athletes urged U.S. District Judge Claudia A. Wilken in Oakland to reject the proposed settlement, saying the terms would give female players less money and allow the NCAA and the Power Five conferences to get away with pa...
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