Last week I was hired by Sports Illustrated.com (SI.com) as a columnist. My column, which will appear once a month, is entitled "Sports and the Law." I will also be involved with other SI stories relating to sports law.
As someone who has read Sports Illustrated every week since I was a kid, I'm genuinely honored and thrilled to have this opportunity. I will still be blogging regularly on Sports Law Blog and the Situationist.
My first SI.com piece is now up, and it concerns the legal and career ramifications of Michael Vick's plea deal, which was filed today. I hope you have a chance to read it.
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