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FOX Business News Stuart Varney invites Sports Entertainment Attorney Anthony R. Caruso to Share Comment on NFL Player Salaries and Endorsements

Attorney and NFL Agent Anthony R. Caruso, Esq., has accepted an invitation to serve on the Advisory Board for Trinity Financial Sports and Entertainment Management Company

Anthony R. Caruso, Esq., has announced that three (3) recent college graduate players under his representation have committed to NFL rookie minicamps this weekend. Josh Bordner from Boston College,

Anthony R. Caruso, Esq., appeared on the FOX Business Network with Host Stuart Varney in New York City

Anthony R. Caruso, Esq. will participate on a panel of experts at the Fashion Institute of Technology

A team of lawyers led by Anthony R. Caruso, Esq. won a major victory in Delaware Chancery Court

A number of countries have enacted incentive programs to attract U.S. film productions as a means of creating local jobs. Those incentive

Recently, in contrast to the vast majority of tech companies that go public using an initial public offering (IPO), Slack used a direct public offering (“DPO”). Before that, Spotify went the DPO way. Could this be the beginning of a tech trend?

Entrepreneurs in the “startup” phase are typically overwhelmed with all aspects of the business launch, and not surprisingly, legal aspects can take a backseat to many other areas.

Protest speech invokes the First Amendment’s values, but not necessarily the First Amendment’s protections. Does that change when the President of the United States suggests sports leagues take action

Business Lawyer Anthony R. Caruso Interviewed on CBS, FOX, and PIX TV to Discuss A-Rod Arbitration Decision

Anthony R. Caruso, Esq. has had a varied career that included owning a basketball team and representing Miss New Jersey

The hit Aaron King remembers wasn’t the kind of helmet-knocking that gets soothed with an orange slice. It was the kind that leaves you waking

Bars showing Pacquiao-Bradley fight must pay big — or else Pay-per-view promoters seek out and sue businesses that play boxing or UFC matches without paying the commercial fee, which is much higher than the residential one.

Athletes and other celebrities often benefit from endorsement deals, but it is important that they do so in a manner that protects them and the reputation