Program Overview

Program Overview

The university program provides students with the opportunity to engage in practice-ready clinics, including the Business Law Clinic and the Domestic Violence Clinic. A key aspect of the program is the Name, Image, Likeness (NIL) clinic.

NIL Clinic

Overview

The NIL clinic focuses on the legal aspects of name, image, and likeness, including taxes for NIL endorsement disclosure, NIL contracts, and working with agents.

Key Components

• What is NIL: An introduction to the concept of name, image, and likeness.
• What is a License?: An explanation of the licensing process.
• Term of the Deal: Details on the duration of the licensing agreement.
• Scope of License: The extent of the licensing agreement.
• Exclusive License: Conditions for exclusive licensing.
• Assignment: Procedures for assigning licenses.
• Force Majeure: Circumstances under which the licensing agreement may be terminated due to unforeseen events.
• Non-Compete: Restrictions on competing activities.
• Non-Disparagement: Prohibitions on disparaging statements.
• Notice: Requirements for providing notice.
• Termination: Conditions for terminating the licensing agreement.
• Perpetuity: The ongoing nature of certain aspects of the agreement.
• Indemnification: Provisions for indemnifying parties.
• Independent Contractor: Status of individuals working under the licensing agreement.

Clinics

The program includes various clinics, such as the Business Law Clinic and the Domestic Violence Clinic, with a focus on providing practical experience in legal matters, including those related to name, image, and likeness.