Trump’s Push to ‘Save College Sports’ May Fall Short Without Congress, Experts Say

Sulaiman Abdur-Rahman”We’re very happy with this landmark settlement which is able to rework the lives of school athletes and produce them tens of billions of {dollars} in damages and future advantages,” Jeffrey Kessler, co-executive chairman of Winston & Strawn, mentioned of the antitrust class-action settlement offering $2.576 billion in compensation to varsity athletes for his or her identify, picture and likeness and almost $500 million in price awards to class counsel.