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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut
Wish in one hand, shit in the other - tell me which fills up first.
I'd be SHOCKED if this isn't incredibly common. And if this investment company doesn't have a pretty iron-clad contract, I'd be equally shocked.
Best argument Dexter may have is some unconscionability argument but man, that seems pretty long. I don't know if there are some weird rule against perpetuities kind of arguments he could try but those are pretty arcane and don't typically get you very far.
Guy signed a bad deal - happens all the time. He wasn't gonna give the $400K BACK if he blew out his knee.
This feels like a strike suit designed to lower the amount he'll need to pay or more likely cut off that amount after this rookie deal.
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Eh. This seems like he'll actually have a pretty easy time breaking this deal. But I know **** all about the intricacies of how that would work.
The original Florida NIL law, Senate Bill 646, included the following provision: "The duration of a contract for representation of an intercollegiate athlete or compensation for the use of an intercollegiate athlete's name, image or likeness may not extend beyond her or his participation in an athletic program at a postsecondary educational institution."