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Implications of Updated College Sports Commission Guidance Related to NIL Collectives, Transactions

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By Jason S. Kaner, Anthony Rapa, George T Boggs, Andrew E. Tanick
| The National Law Review Verified
The College Sports Commission (CSC) has updated its guidance to clarify its enforcement position in response to questions over the continued viability of “NIL collectives” and transactions. The CSC established the NIL Go portal in partnership with Deloitte as part of the House v. NCAA settlement. Through NIL Go, the Commission plans to review and approve all third-party NIL deals exceeding $600 to weed out pay-for-play agreements from legitimate transactions.
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China | Visa Policy for Foreign Residents of Macao Updated

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By Lynn L. Bergeson, Carla N. Hutton, Anthony Rapa, George T Boggs
| The National Law Review Verified
Skip to main content January 03, 2024 Volume XIV, Number 3 Legal Analysis. Expertly Written. Quickly Found. Trending News China | Visa Policy for Foreign Residents of Macao Updated Print Mail Download i Chinese officials announced new visa policies for foreign residents of Macao. Key Points: Foreign residents of Macao are now eligible for extended multiple-entry visas for up to five years for permanent residents and two years for non-permanent residents.
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United States | H-2B Filing Window Opens, High Demand Expected

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By Lynn L. Bergeson, Anthony Rapa, Kathryn J. Russo, George T Boggs
| The National Law Review Verified
Skip to main content January 03, 2024 Volume XIV, Number 3 Legal Analysis. Expertly Written. Quickly Found. Trending News United States | H-2B Filing Window Opens, High Demand Expected Print Mail Download i The U.S. Department of Labor began accepting H-2B applications Tuesday from employers in need of employees with start dates in the second half of the fiscal year. Key Points: Employers who are requesting start dates on or after April 1 began filing H-2B applications on Jan. 2.
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