Why Deflategate fell flat and what the decision against Brady means for dispute resolution in the NFL
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Dan Werly
Dan is an experienced sports lawyer and editor-in-chief of the sports law website TheWhiteBronco.com. He spent the last 6+ years working at two large U.S. law firms, including most recently practicing in Foley & Lardner LLP sports law practice group. He has experience working with professional teams, leagues, universities, and athletes on a wide array of legal issues with a general focus on complex civil litigation. Additionally, he is now a featured columnist and sports law expert for BleacherReport.com and a freelance sports attorney and consultant.
Dan has been quoted as a sports law expert in numerous media publications, including USA Today, Bleacher Report, MSNBC, and NBC, among others. During law school at Georgetown University, Dan interned for a NBA Agent, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and a D.C. Superior Court Judge.
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Will “Deflategate” lead to changes in the NFL’s dispute resolution process?
Published Thursday, 17 December 2015.
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