Because of my long history in working in Sports Law and the work I have done for decades with respect to college coaching contracts, I regularly receive requests for assistance
Sport Law

Sale of Minority Interests in NFL Teams
By Martin J. Greenberg and Harly Johnson The perception of National Football League (“NFL”) franchise ownership is changing. It has become a highly attractive investment strategy, drawing interest from top

Negotiating College Coaches’ Contracts
My PowerPoint presentation from 11/20/24, Marquette University Law School: Conversations with the National Sports Law Institute Click to read the presentation.

NSLI 35th Anniversary – The Beginning
My Marquette University Law School journey started as an Assistant Law Professor in 1973, approximately three years after I graduated. I was hired by Dean Robert Boden to teach the

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

Professor Martin J. Greenberg – 50 Years of Sports Law: A Retrospective
Professor Martin J. Greenberg (L ’71), Managing Member, Law Office of Martin J. Greenberg, LLC, and Adjunct Professor of Law, Founder, National Sports Law Institute, NSLI Board of Advisors, Milwaukee,

A Celebration of 50 Years of Teaching a Service: Tributes to Professor Martin J. Greenberg
A Celebration of 50 Years of Teaching a Service: Tributes to Professor Martin J. Greenberg
Letter to Cowley College – Student Athlete Abuse
Re: Dr. Randy Smith and Cowley College Athletics Department. Dear Sirs/Madams...I have been asked by Dr. Randy Smith to review actions taken by him in response to the lack of oversight by the Athletic Director. Accordingly, we are now in the process of investigating this situation and wish to offer some preliminary observations.

Presentation: St. Louis v. Rams (Relocation)
St. Louis Regional Convention and Sports Complex Authority, the City of St. Louis, and the County of St. Louis v. National Football League, The Rams Football Company, LLC, et al.

Analyzing Athlete-Agent Law: Williamson v. Prime Sports Marketing, LLC
By Martin J. Greenberg and Jaime Garcia Montes I. Introduction The prospect of beginning a professional career in athletics often incites elation equally for the collegiate athletes themselves as well