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Ben Bradshaw

Ben Bradshaw

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Contributor, Devon Live

Exeter

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Total articles 124

  • The House v. NCAA Settlement Moves Forward After Objection Deadline-But Key Questions Remain About the Deal Poised to Redefine Collegiate Athletics

    By Ben Bradshaw, Steven Olson, Matt Cowan, Mike Rosenblatt, Timothy B. Heafner, Jack Derewicz| Lexology Verified In advance of the April 7 hearing before US District Judge Claudia Wilken for consideration of final approval of the landmark agreement resolving claims against the NCAA relating to name, image, and likeness (“NIL”) rights—colloquially called the House settlement—interested parties recently filed over 20 objections and 60 letters reacting to the US$2.8 billion antitrust settlement.

    By Ben Bradshaw, Steven Olson, Matt Cowan, Mike Rosenblatt, Timothy B. Heafner, Jack Derewicz · Lexology

    Feb. 27, 2025

  • Starmer drama - Tortoise

    By Catherine Neilan Verified, James Harding, Camilla Cavendish, Ben Bradshaw| Tortoise Verified Starmer drama Your browser does not support the audio element. UK Election 2024 #Politics Former Labour cabinet minister Ben Bradshaw and Camilla Cavendish, head of David Cameron’s policy unit, offer their advice to MPs and cabinet ministers who are about to start their new jobs.

    By Catherine Neilan Verified, James Harding, Camilla Cavendish, Ben Bradshaw · Tortoise

    Jul. 05, 2024

  • The House v. NCAA Settlement Moves Forward After Objection Deadline-But Key Questions Remain About the Deal Poised to Redefine Collegiate Athletics

    By Ben Bradshaw, Steven Olson, Matt Cowan, Mike Rosenblatt, Timothy B. Heafner, Jack Derewicz| Lexology Verified In advance of the April 7 hearing before US District Judge Claudia Wilken for consideration of final approval of the landmark agreement resolving claims against the NCAA relating to name, image, and likeness (“NIL”) rights—colloquially called the House settlement—interested parties recently filed over 20 objections and 60 letters reacting to the US$2.8 billion antitrust settlement.

    By Ben Bradshaw, Steven Olson, Matt Cowan, Mike Rosenblatt, Timothy B. Heafner, Jack Derewicz · Lexology

    Feb. 27, 2025

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Devon Live

News for Devon, with journalists in Exeter, Plymouth, Torbay, Mid Devon and North Devon

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