All guides — page 10
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Events, Sport & Entertainment
Amateur Athletes, Name-Image-Likeness, and Eligibility
As of mid-2026 amateur athletes can be paid for endorsements, but three layers of rules apply at once and each one can end eligibility on its own.
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Events, Sport & Entertainment
Crowd Safety Duties for Event Organizers
Event organizers owe attendees a duty of reasonable care under state negligence law. The duty is discharged through planning, staffing, egress and a real authority to stop the show.
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Events, Sport & Entertainment
Esports and Online Competition Prize Rules
A tournament becomes an illegal lottery when prize, chance and consideration all appear together. Removing any one of the three is what keeps a competition lawful.
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Events, Sport & Entertainment
Festival Vendor Agreements and Insurance Requirements
A festival vendor signs a license to occupy space, not a lease. The fee structure, the weather clause, the indemnity and the certificate of insurance are where the risk sits.
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Events, Sport & Entertainment
Filming in Public: Permits, Releases, and Drone Rules
Handheld filming on a public sidewalk rarely needs a permit; tripods, crew and vehicles usually do. Releases come from state law and drones from the FAA.
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Events, Sport & Entertainment
Gyms, Studios, and Membership Cancellation Rules
State health club statutes and automatic-renewal laws together decide when a gym or studio membership can be canceled, how, and whether any money comes back.
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Events, Sport & Entertainment
Music Venues: Noise Permits, Occupancy, and Curfews
A live music venue answers to zoning, a city entertainment license, the fire marshal's posted occupancy, a noise ordinance and its alcohol conditions all at once. Here is how each one works.
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Events, Sport & Entertainment
Public Assembly Permits and Demonstration Rules
Cities may regulate the time, place and manner of a public gathering, but not its message. Here is what a permit scheme may lawfully require and where those rules break down.
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Events, Sport & Entertainment
Ticket Resale Laws and Refund Obligations
Ticket resale sits on two layers: a federal ban on bot buying and circumvention, and state rules on price caps, brokers, speculative listings and fee disclosure.
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Events, Sport & Entertainment
Venue Rental Contracts and Cancellation Clauses
A venue contract, not a general rule of law, decides who absorbs the loss when an event does not happen. Here is how deposits, cancellation tiers and force majeure actually work.
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Events, Sport & Entertainment
Youth Sports Waivers and Injury Liability
A parent's signature on a pre-injury release does not settle the question. Many states refuse to enforce it against a child's own claim, and no state lets it cover everything.
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Benefits & Social Support
Applying for SNAP and Handling an Overpayment Notice
SNAP is federal food assistance run by state agencies. This guide covers applying, the interview, and what to do when a notice says you were overpaid.