Procedural Hurdles: Personal Jurisdiction and the NCAA

Geoffrey A. Leskie and Adrienne M. Arlan examine the latest developments in Aldrich v. NCAA and analyze new procedural hurdles facing plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the NCAA in their article, “Aldrich v. NCAA – Further Procedural Hurdles Preventing Former Student-Athlete Sex Abuse Victims from Successfully Filing Suit against the NCAA,” originally published in Sports Litigation Alert.

To read the full article, please click here. For their previous article on this case addressing jurisdictional issues, please click here.

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