Government,
Entertainment & Sports
Jul. 12, 2019
Fair Pay to Play Act gains momentum
While the debate over compensation for college athletes is nothing new, two senators from California have championed a bill that, if approved, would be a landmark victory for college athletes.
Aaron B. Swerdlow
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Georgetown Univ Law Center
Aaron's practice focuses on the transactional business needs of emerging technology, sports, financial and real estate companies.
While the debate over compensation for college athletes is nothing new, two senators from California have championed a bill that, if approved, would be a landmark victory for college athletes. As of July 10, the bill has passed the California State Assembly's Committee on Higher Education by a 9-0 vote. The bill must pass through the house appropriations committee and the state assembly before going to Gov. Gavin Newsom's office to be signed into law.
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