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03.27.2025Sports Law Specialist & Partner Matthew Baker Pens Article for ROI-NJ Genova Burns Partner Matthew I.W. Baker, Esq. pens op-ed on ROI-NJ entitled, "The House settlement may be transformative, but not so fast, my friend".
01.07.2025From Backcourt To The Gridiron, Universities Oppose The NLRB’s Enforcement Position Regarding Their Athletes On New Year’s Eve, the union attempting to organize Dartmouth College’s men’s basketball team dropped its NLRB case after winning a groundbreaking decision in February 2024 from a NLRB Regional Director who decided that the players were employees of the College, eligible to unionize, and ordered a secret-ballot election which the union won. However, Dartmouth appealed the Regional Director’s decision, including the decision to hold an election, to the Biden-appointed Board members of the NLRB, and the appeal was pending when the union dropped its case.
06.01.2022Matthew Baker Pens ROI-NJ Article "The impact of NIL: What we’ve seen — and what to look for" Genova Burns Counsel Matthew I.W. Baker, Esq. recently penned an article for ROI-NJ entitled, "The impact of NIL: What we’ve seen — and what to look for".
04.11.2022Matthew Baker to Speak at NJ.com "EmpowerU: Parenting College Athletes & Endorsements" Virtual Event Firm Counsel Matthew I.W. Baker, Esq. will take part in an upcoming NJ.com virtual event, sponsored by Genova Burns LLC entitled, "EmpowerU: Parenting College Athletes & Endorsements" on April 12th.
08.30.2021Matthew Baker Outlines Issues to Look for as NJ Athletes and Colleges Navigate NIL Agreements in ROI-NJ Genova Burns Counsel and former defensive back at Yale University, Matthew I.W. Baker, Esq., outlines four ways the NIL marketplace is beginning to take shape in a ROI-NJ article he recently penned.
07.14.2021Matthew Baker Discusses His Thoughts On NIL Compensation in ROI-NJ Interview Genova Burns Counsel and former defensive back at Yale University, Matthew I.W. Baker, Esq., discusses his thoughts on NIL and the changing rules around college athletics with Tom Bergeron in a recent ROI-NJ interview.