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Professional gamers, team owners, executives, and industry investors tied to the Overwatch esports league should brush up on a new bill on Capitol Hill.
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FaZe Clan, the professional esports organization, has been generating legal headlines as of late. Let's take a look at what's going on.
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Is the professional video game industry about to experience a huge esports antitrust crisis? We explore the possibility in this esports law post.
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A popular professional e-sports athlete is suing his organization over contract disagreements. Jump in for the story and some esports legal tips.
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Every esports team and athlete should familiarize themselves with labor laws on the local, state, and federal levels. Non-compliance could prove expensive.
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Let's discuss an esports earnings legal issue. Players in some countries cannot collect tournament winnings do to gambling laws in their countries.
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Every professional esports athlete must sign a team participation agreement. Jump in to learn more about these contracts and their clauses.
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Esports is a booming industry that promises impressive profit potential over the next five years. So what do potential investors need to know about the space?
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A player's association, esports contract out of India has the esports world talking. Jump in to find out what has esports lawyers talking.
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