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Jonathan Wohlwend

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As seen in: Law360, JD Supra, The National Law Review, Lexology, The Licensing Journal, LexBlog
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Congress Takes Another Shot at Federal NIL Reform: What to Know About the Protect College Sports Act of 2026

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By Jonathan Wohlwend
| JD Supra
Over the years, college sports have only increased in popularity, and with that popularity has come significant growth in revenue from attendance, sponsorships, and television deals. Following the House settlement, the line between “amateur” college sports and professional sports has become even more difficult to define.
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Congress Takes Another Shot at Federal NIL Reform- What to Know About the Protect College Sports Act of 2026

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By Jonathan Wohlwend
| The National Law Review Verified
Over the years, college sports have only increased in popularity, and with that popularity has come significant growth in revenue from attendance, sponsorships, and television deals. Following the House settlement, the line between “amateur” college sports and professional sports has become even more difficult to define.
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Congress Takes Another Shot at Federal NIL Reform: What to Know About the Protect College Sports Act of 2026

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By Ed Article, Jonathan Wohlwend
| bradley.com
NIL & Sports Media Update Over the years, college sports have only increased in popularity, and with that popularity has come significant growth in revenue from attendance, sponsorships, and television deals. Following the House settlement, the line between “amateur” college sports and professional sports has become even more difficult to define.
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