Who We Serve · Athletes

Your Career Is a Business. We Protect It.

From the first NIL deal to the last playing contract and every season after, we handle the legal side of an athletic career so you can focus on the game.

What We Handle

The Work, In Plain Terms.

NIL & Endorsement Deals

We review, negotiate, and paper NIL and endorsement agreements, and we run every deal against the NCAA, state, and school rules that govern it.

Contract Review

Playing contracts, marketing deals, appearance agreements. We turn them around in 24 to 48 hours with a clear read on what to sign and what to fix.

LLCs & Entity Structure

We form and maintain the entities that hold your income streams, in the right state, with the right tax posture, in as little as 3 days.

Trademarks & Brand

Clearance, filing, and enforcement for your name, logo, and catchphrases, so your brand stays yours.

Agent & Advisor Vetting

We check registrations, read the representation agreement, and flag the fee and term problems before you sign with anyone.

Estate & Asset Protection

Trusts, wills, directives, and multi-state coordination built for careers that move cities and tax homes.

Flat Fees for Most Matters.

You know the cost before the work begins. Most matters carry a flat fee and a firm turnaround. Where a matter cannot be flat-rated, like litigation, we scope the budget with you upfront. Hourly is the rare exception, never the default.

Case Studies

How It Plays Out.

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Endorsement Deal · Morality Clause

One Clip. One Clause.

A viral cut, a suspended campaign, and a withheld guaranteed payment. We held the guarantee and reset the clause.

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Athlete Brand · Trademark Opposition

They Opposed The Mark. We Kept The Brand.

A printed launch, a retail partner waiting, and a legacy brand demanding a rebrand. He never changed the name.

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Collegiate Football · Fifth-Year Eligibility

Five Seasons In. One Left To Fight For.

A Power Conference wide receiver with two junior-college seasons on his NCAA ledger, a season-ending knee injury in fall camp that should have qualified as a medical hardship the year it happened, and a single shot at one more season after the league's one-year blanket waiver expires. We mapped the three levers and built the plan to run them in parallel.

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