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I don't think that's accurate. Maybe I shouldn't have said multimillion, but she likely had a multiyear contract paying several hundred thousand dollars a year. Over the span of 1 contract, that's likely $1MM+. Two contracts is definitely multimillion. Years ago, I represented a local Miami...

I tend to agree. In my largely uneducated opinion since I don't do any of that work, there's a dangerous ****tail at play: 1. Aggressive trustees that like to gloat about how much they've recovered (regardless of how that money was collected); 2. Attorney's incentives to generate and charge...

For real. She gave up a multimillion dollar contract that was guaranteed, easy money for as long as she wanted it. I presume she can always get back into that industry but she has to be questioning herself now.

No offense, brother, but you're likely a little out of your depth here.

Not being paranoid but it sure sounds paranoid that DC wants to smack a team that went 5-7 last year and hasn't done a **** thing in two decades.

I run away from bankruptcy, creditor, receiver, fraudulent transfer cases . . . so this isn't my cup of tea. I guess the only concern I might have if things go south for Ruiz is if a trustee or receiver or someone like that could clawback monies paid to student-athletes for NIL. I guess that's...

I think it's fair to say that Ruiz occupies a very different space than anyone else doing NIL deals with Miami kids. Ruiz has brought a lot of positive press to Miami because he is so vocal about his role that I bet there are kids all over the country who know who he is. I'm not sure how many...

This has happened in other threads but it's not really what's being discussed here. Which is how is the company doing and can it affect Ruiz's ability to serve as an NIL booster for the program. I think that's a legitimate topic.