Podcast appearances and mentions of Jeremy M Evans

In this episode, host Jeremy M. Evans explores how Hollywood has increasingly borrowed business concepts from professional sports—particularly around branding, talent leverage, and deal-making—while overlooking the core structural elements that actually make sports models work. Jeremy breaks down the fundamental differences between how sports and entertainment industries govern labor, allocate risk, and share revenue. While leagues rely on collectively bargained systems that balance competitive interests with long-term stability, Hollywood continues to operate through fragmented, deal-by-deal frameworks that often magnify conflict rather than resolve it. The episode examines what sports get right—from standardized contracts to centralized governance—and why selectively copying surface-level ideas without adopting the underlying structure has created inefficiencies across the entertainment industry. Jeremy also discusses what meaningful reform could look like if Hollywood were willing to embrace the less glamorous, but more effective, parts of the sports model. For lawyers, executives, creators, and anyone interested in the intersection of sports, media, and labor law, this episode offers a clear-eyed look at why imitation without structure falls short—and what real progress would require. (Season 8, Episode 4). Copyright 2026. California Sports Lawyer. All Rights Reserved. (www.CSLlegal.com) Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this episode, host Jeremy M. Evans examines how the original vision for name, image, and likeness (NIL) in college athletics has drifted far from its intent and why current compliance systems are no longer fit for purpose. Rather than remaining outside athlete-driven market activity, many schools and conferences are now managing, approving, and enforcing NIL arrangements themselves, blurring the line between independent compensation and institutional control. Jeremy discusses how this shift has reshaped college sports economics, including the impact on athlete mobility, transfer decision-making, and contract disputes. Compliance frameworks were not designed to manage compensation over time, and their expanded role has increased uncertainty and legal exposure across the college sports landscape. The episode also outlines potential paths forward, including reducing institutional involvement, relying more heavily on contract-based solutions, and adopting governance approaches better aligned with modern market realities. For athletes, administrators, and legal professionals, this episode explains why NIL compliance must evolve and where meaningful reform can begin.  (Season 8, Episode 3). Copyright 2026. California Sports Lawyer. All Rights Reserved. (www.CSLlegal.com) Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In Episode 2 of Season 8, host Jeremy M. Evans examines one of the most urgent and unsettled issues in modern sports and entertainment: how artificial intelligence is reshaping media rights in ways that existing contracts, leagues, and laws never anticipated. As AI-generated content, synthetic voices, automated highlights, and data-driven distribution accelerate, Jeremy explores the growing disconnect between traditional media rights frameworks and emerging technology. This episode breaks down how AI challenges long-standing assumptions around ownership, licensing, publicity rights, and collective bargaining. Jeremy analyzes where current agreements fall short, why many stakeholders are exposed to unforeseen risk, and how leagues, teams, athletes, and broadcasters may find themselves in conflict over control and compensation. From intellectual property and right of publicity concerns to league governance and future-proof contracting, this discussion highlights why AI is not just a technological shift—but a legal and economic inflection point for sports media. Whether you are a lawyer, executive, creator, or investor, this episode provides critical insight into why proactive legal strategy matters as AI continues to redefine the value and control of sports content. (Season 8, Episode 2). Copyright 2026. California Sports Lawyer. All Rights Reserved. (www.CSLlegal.com) Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In the Season 8 premiere, host Jeremy M. Evans breaks down one of the most compelling financial contrasts in global sports today: why American professional sports franchises command significantly higher valuations than iconic European clubs, even when those clubs often have larger global fanbases. Jeremy explores the legal, structural, and economic frameworks that make U.S. teams uniquely attractive, stable, and scalable investments. This episode examines how closed league systems, centralized governance, predictable media rights revenue, and strong investor protections contribute to higher franchise values in the United States. In contrast, European clubs face relegation risk, fragmented governance, and financial volatility that suppress long-term valuations despite on-field success and global popularity. From ownership structures and revenue sharing to league control and downside risk, Jeremy explains how legal architecture—not just wins and fan engagement—drives valuation in modern sports. Whether you're a fan, executive, investor, or lawyer, this episode offers a clear lens into the business of sport and why structural design matters more than ever. (Season 8, Episode 1). Copyright 2026. California Sports Lawyer. All Rights Reserved. (www.CSLlegal.com) Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Deferred contracts are becoming a powerful tool in Major League Baseball, allowing teams to stretch massive payouts over decades — but what does that mean for the sport?   In this episode, Craig is joined by Jeremy M. Evans, attorney and CEO of California Sports Lawyer, to discuss the rise of deferred contracts and how they're reshaping financial strategy in baseball. Craig and Jeremy break down how teams like the Dodgers are leveraging media revenue, why private equity is entering the conversation, and what lessons MLB might take from other leagues.

Deferred contracts are becoming a powerful tool in Major League Baseball, allowing teams to stretch massive payouts over decades — but what does that mean for the sport?   In this episode, Craig is joined by Jeremy M. Evans, attorney and CEO of California Sports Lawyer, to discuss the rise of deferred contracts and how they're reshaping financial strategy in baseball. Craig and Jeremy break down how teams like the Dodgers are leveraging media revenue, why private equity is entering the conversation, and what lessons MLB might take from other leagues. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

07-31-2024 Jeremy M. Evans Learn more about the interview and get additional links here: https://usdailyreview.com/prominent-sports-attorney-redefines-his-industry/ Subscribe to the best of our content here: https://priceofbusiness.substack.com/ Subscribe to our YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCywgbHv7dpiBG2Qswr_ceEQ

This "Paltrocast" features interviews with legendary singer Marty Stuart, actor Brendan Fehr, and "Andy Somebody" stars/producers Leslie Wong and Jeremy M. Evans. Theme song by Steve Schiltz.

Founder, CEO and Managing Attorney at California Sports Lawyer as well as Host/Executive Producer of the 'Bleav in Sports Law Podcast' of the Bleav Podcast Network, Jeremy M. Evans Esq. joins the show to discuss Cleveland Browns QB Deshaun Watson and give an expert's opinion on his legal issues...Plus what comes next? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jeremy M. Evans is the CEO of California Sports Lawyer firm, he ALSO is the Host/Executive Producer of the Bleav In Sports Law podcast.  Jeremy joined Lubie today to talk about the matters surrounding NOW Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson. They ALSO discussed the wild world of NIL with college sports, what does it truly mean.  Also how can the world of college athletics corral it. #DeshaunWatson #NIL #NFL Check out Defo and Lubie M-F from 7-9am ET LIVE, https://eyeonchannel.com/the-defo-show/ Follow Defo on Twitter @DefoShow, FB - https://www.facebook.com/jeff.deforrest Follow Lubie on Twitter/Ig @LubieOnAir, FB - https://www.facebook.com/mike.lubitz1

with Ben on the whole bill and the impact of the bill for college athletics

Host Jeremy M. Evans, ESQ., nineteenth episode on “Bleav in Sports Law w/ Jeremy Evans.”  Episode 19, Season 1, discussing the five ways streamers can prevent piracy.  www.CSLlegal.com.

Host Jeremy M. Evans, ESQ., eighteenth episode on “Bleav in Sports Law w/ Jeremy Evans.”  Episode 18, Season 1, discussing the NCAA Board of Governors decision to allow student-athletes to profit from their name, image, and likeness.  www.CSLlegal.com.

Host Jeremy M. Evans, ESQ., seventeenth episode on “Bleav in Sports Law w/ Jeremy Evans.”  Episode 17, Season 1, discussing disruption in the entertainment, media, sports industries, and expectations.  www.CSLlegal.com.

Host Jeremy M. Evans, ESQ., sixteenth episode on “Bleav in Sports Law w/ Jeremy Evans.”  Episode 16, Season 1, in our “15 Minutes of Fame” podcast session with special guest Nona Lee, Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Officer at the Arizona Diamondbacks.  www.CSLlegal.com.

Whether or not they have support staff, solo lawyers still have many hats to wear. At the California Lawyers Association’s 2019 Annual Meeting, host Renee Stackhouse talks with Jeremy Evans and Nancy Goldstein about their CLE program that advised solos on how to manage their many roles from both legal and business perspectives. They also highlight current projects for the CLA Solo & Small Firm Section and tell listeners about the many resources available through their website. Jeremy M. Evans is the founder & managing attorney at California Sports Lawyer®, representing entertainment, media, and sports clientele. Nancy Goldstein works in real property law with an emphasis on easements and access rights.

Host Jeremy M. Evans, ESQ., fifteenth episode on “Bleav in Sports Law w/ Jeremy Evans.”  Episode 15, Season 1, discussing the NFL’s potential rule changes on purchasing a professional sports franchise.  www.CSLlegal.com.

Host Jeremy M. Evans, ESQ., fourteenth episode on “Bleav in Sports Law w/ Jeremy Evans.”  Episode 14, Season 1, discussing two unrelated issues, copyright termination notices and the ‘Fair Pay to Play Act.’  www.CSLlegal.com.

Host Jeremy M. Evans, ESQ., thirteenth episode on “Bleav in Sports Law w/ Jeremy Evans.”  Episode 13, Season 1, in our “15 Minutes of Fame” podcast session with special guest Richard Hiskey, Managing Partner at PushPlay Agency.  www.CSLlegal.com.

Host Jeremy M. Evans, ESQ., twelfth episode on “Bleav in Sports Law w/ Jeremy Evans.”  Episode 12, Season 1, discussing talent agency Endeavor’s pursuit of an initial public offering.  www.CSLlegal.com.

Host Jeremy M. Evans, ESQ., eleventh episode on “Bleav in Sports Law w/ Jeremy Evans.”  Episode 11, Season 1, in our “15 Minutes of Fame” podcast session with special guest Brandon Leopoldus, Founder at Leopoldus Law.  www.CSLlegal.com.

Host Jeremy M. Evans, ESQ., tenth episode on “Bleav in Sports Law w/ Jeremy Evans.”  Episode 10, Season 1, in our “15 Minutes of Fame” podcast session with special guest Megha Parekh, Senior Vice President & Chief Legal Officer at the Jacksonville Jaguars (NFL).  www.CSLlegal.com.

Host Jeremy M. Evans, ESQ., ninth episode on “Bleav in Sports Law w/ Jeremy Evans.”  Episode 9, Season 1, discussing the the power of podcasts in today’s entertainment, media, and sports markets.  www.CSLlegal.com.

Host Jeremy M. Evans, ESQ., eighth episode on “Bleav in Sports Law w/ Jeremy Evans.”  Episode 8, Season 1, in our “15 Minutes of Fame” podcast session with special guest Sofía Beltrán, Manager of Media Affairs at the NFL Network.  www.CSLlegal.com.

Host Jeremy M. Evans, ESQ., seventh episode on “Bleav in Sports Law w/ Jeremy Evans.”  Episode 7, Season 1, in our “15 Minutes of Fame” podcast session with special guest Heather Karatz, President of the XFL Los Angeles franchise.  www.CSLlegal.com.

Host Jeremy M. Evans, ESQ., sixth episode on “Bleav in Sports Law w/ Jeremy Evans.”  Episode 6, Season 1, in our first “15 Minutes of Fame” podcast session with special guest Dedan Brozino, the Chief Development Officer at the Rose Bowl Legacy Foundation.  www.CSLlegal.com.

Host Jeremy M. Evans, ESQ., fifth episode on “Bleav in Sports Law w/ Jeremy Evans.”  Episode 5, Season 1, discussing four entertainment, media, and sports industry expectations.  www.CSLlegal.com.

Host Jeremy M. Evans, ESQ., fourth episode on “Bleav in Sports Law w/ Jeremy Evans.”  Episode 4, Season 1, discussing solutions to Major League Baseball’s and its individual professional franchise issues with protective netting from foul balls.  www.CSLlegal.com.

Host Jeremy M. Evans, ESQ., third episode on “Bleav in Sports Law w/ Jeremy Evans.”  Episode 3, Season 1, discussing Major League Baseball’s foray into patch brand partnerships on team uniforms, comparing sports leagues in terms of sponsorship branding, and the debate between traditionalists vs. “non-patch-ists.”  www.CSLlegal.com.

Host Jeremy M. Evans, ESQ., second episode on “Bleav in Sports Law w/ Jeremy Evans.”  Episode 2, Season 1, discussing the five takeaways from The Fair Pay to Play Act, legislation being proposed in the California Legislature that will allow student-athletes to get paid for licensing their images.  www.CSLlegal.com.

Host Jeremy M. Evans, ESQ., first episode on “Bleav in Sports Law w/ Jeremy Evans.”  Episode 1, Season 1, discussing five possible scenarios to assist in regulating representatives and protecting gamers in the esports industry.  www.CSLlegal.com.