Richmond Times-Dispatch Highlights Mit Winter on his Success as a Sports Attorney and Becoming a Nationally Respected Voice on Name, Image and Likeness

Richmond Times-Dispatch Highlights Mit Winter on his Success as a Sports Attorney and Becoming a Nationally Respected Voice on Name, Image and Likeness

Kennyhertz Perry attorney, Mit Winter, a former William & Mary basketball standout, was recently acknowledged by Richmond Times-Dispatch as one of the nation’s respected voices on the NCAA and name, image and likeness deals. Mit’s background as a Division I college basketball player makes him uniquely suited to assist and advise athletes, universities, and other

Posted May 26, 2022 | by admin |in College Athlete Representation, Collegiate Sports, Sports Law
Mit Winter Quoted in The Washington Post on the NCAA’s New NIL Guidelines Targeting Boosters

Mit Winter Quoted in The Washington Post on the NCAA’s New NIL Guidelines Targeting Boosters

A recent memo released by the NCAA’s Board of Directors targets third party entities, often referred to as collectives, to ensure NIL deals are not being used as inducements to persuade recruits to sign with a particular school. The Washington Post discussed this guidance with Kennyhertz Perry attorney, Mit Winter, and what it means in

Posted May 26, 2022 | by admin |in College Athlete Representation, Collegiate Sports, Sports Law
Mit Winter Quoted in On3 Article on Campus Legends and the Growing NFT Push in NIL Space

Mit Winter Quoted in On3 Article on Campus Legends and the Growing NFT Push in NIL Space

Campus Legends, a non-fungible token company co-founded by Tim Tebow, has formed a partnership with INFLCR and will be integrated into their global exchange for the next three years. Campus Legends is the first NFT platform to be featured on INFLCR and will allow college athletes to monetize their brand and make money through the

Posted April 8, 2022 | by admin |in College Athlete Representation, Collegiate Sports, Sports Law

Mit Winter Featured in On3 Article on NIL Deals Keeping Borderline NBA Draft Prospects in Schools

Mit Winter Featured in On3 Article on NIL Deals Keeping Borderline NBA Draft Prospects in Schools

With the new NIL deals entering the equation this spring, players could be swayed to remain on campus another season instead of forgoing their eligibility and electing to enter the NBA draft early. These name, image, and likeness deals totaling $500,000 per year could weigh heavily on these decisions for young athletes. Mit Winter spoke

Posted April 6, 2022 | by admin |in College Athlete Representation, Collegiate Sports, Sports Law
Kennyhertz Perry Attorney Mit Winter Featured in Article Discussing Ohio State’s New Edge Team and Its Decision to Begin Facilitating NIL Deals for its Athletes

Kennyhertz Perry Attorney Mit Winter Featured in Article Discussing Ohio State’s New Edge Team and Its Decision to Begin Facilitating NIL Deals for its Athletes

Even though college athletes now have the ability to enter into name, image, and likeness deals and to be paid for the use of their NILs, most colleges and universities have made the decision to stay out of the deal making process.  Ohio State, however, has decided to go against that trend.  It recently announced

Posted March 8, 2022 | by admin |in College Athlete Representation, Collegiate Sports, Sports Law
Mit Winter Featured in NIL Q&A Discussing NIL Deal Signed by High School Lacrosse Star

Mit Winter Featured in NIL Q&A Discussing NIL Deal Signed by High School Lacrosse Star

College athletes are not the only non-professional athletes signing NIL these days.  High school athletes in five states (California, New York, Nebraska, New Jersey, and Alaska) can now also sign NIL deals. Taking advantage of this opportunity, Joey Spallina, the number one ranked high school lacrosse player in the nation and a Syracuse lacrosse commit

Posted March 8, 2022 | by admin |in College Athlete Representation, Collegiate Sports, Sports Law

Mit Winter Joins Sports Talk Radio Podcast to Discuss NIL Laws and The Future of College Athletics

Mit Winter Joins Sports Talk Radio Podcast to Discuss NIL Laws and The Future of College Athletics

College sports are currently facing a number of legal and regulatory issues related to name, image, and likeness laws and policies and the collegiate athletics model in general. Kennyhertz Perry attorney Mit Winter recently joined sports journalist and radio host John Canzano on his Bald Faced Truth podcast to discuss some of these issues.  Among the issues

Posted February 11, 2022 | by admin |in College Athlete Representation, Collegiate Sports, Sports Law
Kennyhertz Perry’s Mit Winter Discusses Current NIL Landscape in College Athletics

Kennyhertz Perry’s Mit Winter Discusses Current NIL Landscape in College Athletics

NCAA college athletes gained the ability to monetize their name, image, and likeness on July 1, 2021.  Since that time, there has been a flurry of action around NIL with athletes entering into thousands of deals, NIL collectives being established, and schools providing various NIL services for their athletes.  At the same time, there is

Posted February 11, 2022 | by admin |in College Athlete Representation, Collegiate Sports, Sports Law
Mit Winter Featured as NIL Expert in Article Discussing Predictions for the College Athlete NIL Market in 2022

Mit Winter Featured as NIL Expert in Article Discussing Predictions for the College Athlete NIL Market in 2022

NCAA college athletes have been able to be paid for name, image, and likeness (NIL) deals for only a little more than six months.  With the NIL industry and market in its infancy, 2022 will likely bring a lot of change. Kennyhertz Perry attorney was recently one of 13 NIL experts that On3 Sports spoke

Posted February 11, 2022 | by admin |in College Athlete Representation, Collegiate Sports, Sports Law

Missouri Lawyers Awards 2022 Influential Lawyer: Mit Winter

Missouri Lawyers Awards 2022 Influential Lawyer: Mit Winter

Kennyhertz Perry attorney, Mit Winter, was named Influential Lawyer of the year by Missouri Lawyers Media. This award goes to the newsmakers who have substantially contributed to the legal community this year. As a former Division I college athlete, Mit brings his own personal experience to the table when working with collegiate sports clients. He’s been

Posted February 4, 2022 | by admin |in College Athlete Representation, Collegiate Sports, Sports Law
Mit Winter Featured on Sports Talk Radio Discussing College Athlete NIL and NCAA’s Draft Constitution

Mit Winter Featured on Sports Talk Radio Discussing College Athlete NIL and NCAA’s Draft Constitution

Kennyhertz Perry attorney Mit Winter was recently a featured guest on the Jeremie Poplin show on The Blitz 1170 of Tulsa, OK.  Mit joined the show to discuss the NCAA’s new draft constitution, the NCAA’s infractions enforcement process, and how the first few months of college athletes having the ability to monetize their names, images,

Posted November 16, 2021 | by admin |in College Athlete Representation, Collegiate Sports, Sports Law
Mit Winter Featured in Article Discussing NCAA’s Constitutional Convention

Mit Winter Featured in Article Discussing NCAA’s Constitutional Convention

Kennyhertz Perry attorney Mit Winter was featured in a Front Office Sports article discussing a new draft constitution the NCAA will consider today during a constitutional convention.  The draft constitution was created in an effort to modernize the NCAA’s model for college athletics.  Among the items discussed in the draft constitution are name, image, and

Posted November 16, 2021 | by admin |in College Athlete Representation, Collegiate Sports, Sports Law