Seigfreid Bingham recently sponsored Heart to Heart International’s philanthropic event, “Applause.” The organization provides global disaster relief, including medical care and supplies, while working toward improving healthcare access.
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By: Tate Thompson and Curry Sexton
When the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) implemented its Interim Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) Policy, effective July 1, 2021, it did not detail whether and to what extent institutions could be involved in the NIL space. Naturally, the lack of guidance on this issue led to a great deal of confusion and uncertainty. Some states tried to eliminate the confusion and uncertainty by enacting legislation either permitting or prohibiting institutions and their employees from being involved in the NIL space, among other matters. Many other states did not enact any NIL legislation, causing further confusion and uncertainty.
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Seigfreid Bingham was pleased to recently sponsor the 35th Annual Starlight Benefit Gala, a fundraising event celebrating the arts in the community.
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Seigfreid Bingham attorney John Vering was recently highlighted in the KC Counselor, the monthly magazine of the Kansas City Metropolitan Bar Association (KCMBA).
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Seigfreid Bingham recently hosted clients during our VIP party at the American Royal World Series of Barbecue event. The firm was thrilled to partner with Block Real Estate Services, LLC (BRES) and the Kansas City Chiefs again this year.
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Seigfreid Bingham was proud to support this year’s Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) Basketball Media Day. The firm continues to be the presenting sponsor for the MIAA Basketball Media Day, among other MIAA events.
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Seigfreid Bingham recently sponsored the 2022 Chiefs Kickoff Luncheon event hosted by the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce (KC Chamber).
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Client Alert by Curry Sexton
The collegiate athletics landscape has already undergone one recent monumental shift concerning name, image, and likeness (NIL) rights. Effective July 1, 2021, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) removed its longstanding restrictions prohibiting student-athletes from receiving compensation for their NIL and implemented an interim policy that permits student-athletes to receive compensation for their NIL. Since then, the focus has shifted to the question of whether student-athletes should be characterized as employees.
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