NIL & Athlete Services

I help collegiate and professional athletes navigate NIL opportunities, endorsement agreements, and representation contracts — with a focus on protecting your interests and staying compliant.

What This Covers

NIL law is still evolving — and the deals athletes sign today can have long-term consequences. Whether you're a student-athlete reviewing your first deal or a professional navigating complex endorsement terms, I provide direct, practical guidance.

NIL contract review and negotiation
Endorsement and sponsorship agreements
Representation and agent agreements
Compliance guidance (NCAA, conference, school)
Brand licensing and usage rights
Group licensing arrangements
Conflict-of-interest review

Who This Is For

Collegiate athletes entering their first NIL deal
Athletes with multiple endorsement opportunities
Families navigating NIL on behalf of a student-athlete
Agents or advisors needing legal review support
Professional athletes reviewing representation terms

How It Works

Most NIL matters start with a contract review. You share the agreement, I identify the risks and key terms, and we discuss your options. From there, I can help you negotiate, draft counter-terms, or structure a deal from scratch.

Ongoing Deal Representation

For larger NIL or commercial deals, we offer ongoing representation that includes negotiation, structuring, and strategic guidance throughout the life of the deal.

Depending on the scope and nature of the engagement, fee structures may include a combination of flat fees and success-based components aligned with the value of the transaction.

This engagement is right for you if:

You're in active deal negotiations and need counsel throughout
The transaction involves meaningful financial or career implications
You want a single point of contact from term sheet to close
Standard flat-fee review doesn't cover the scope you need

Do I need an agent or an attorney?

For many athletes, the answer is both — serving different roles.

Agents focus on sourcing and negotiating opportunities. An attorney focuses on reviewing the terms, protecting your interests, and ensuring the agreement is structured properly.

For higher-value or more complex deals, having both can provide an added layer of protection and clarity before you sign.

Before You Sign — Know Exactly What You’re Agreeing To

NIL agreements can carry long-term financial and career implications. A quick review now can prevent costly mistakes later.

Book Your NIL Contract Review

Not ready to book yet? Send a message and we’ll help you determine next steps.