From the Worst Ballpark in MLB to a $2.3 Billion Real Estate Development By Martin J. Greenberg and Morgan McCoy A. The Trouble with the Trop: Why the Rays Need
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Sports Facility Renovation Boom & A Lawyer’s Ethical Responsibilities
Presentation by: Martin J. Greenberg June 23, 2023 Ethical Issues in Sports & Entertainment Brought to you by the National Sports Law Institute (Click the following image to view the
Ballpark Commons: A New Sports Community that is Decidedly Uncommon
By Martin J. Greenberg New professional sports stadiums are being built and completed around the country, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Atlanta, and Milwaukee. And more are on their way. In
An Opportunity of a Lifetime: Opportunity Zones and How They Can Disrupt the Sports Facility Financing Equation
By Martin J. Greenberg & Michael R. Gavin I. Introduction Sports facilities can generate substantial economic growth for their local communities. Over the past decade, the sports industry has
Miller Park Will Become American Family Field in 2021
By Martin J. Greenberg and David Krienke I. Introduction Throughout the past few decades, naming rights agreements have become a viable tool for Major League Baseball (“MLB”) franchises to
The Deer District
By Martin J. Greenberg I. Introduction The opening of Fiserv Forum on August 26, 2018 has led to a buzz around the City of Milwaukee. This new arena in the
Las Vegas: A Sports Mecca
Guest Opinion by Sophia Antoinette Roselli Introduction When it comes to entertainment and gambling, Las Vegas, Nevada is, without a doubt, a difficult city to outshine. Nowhere else in the
American Dream…A Real Estate Nightmare
By Martin J. Greenberg and Matthew Carlson I. Introduction The “American Dream Meadowlands” located next to Met Life Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey began as Xanadu Meadowlands (Xanadu) in






