There’s More Than Rules in Regulating Concussions
This post considers the application of Lawrence Lessig’s New Chicago School approach to regulation to the prevention of concussions in football.

This post considers the application of Lawrence Lessig’s New Chicago School approach to regulation to the prevention of concussions in football.
By Benjamin Hartung, JD, Joshua Waimberg, JD, and Nicolas Wilhelm, JD While brain injuries and studies associated with professional football get the majority of media attention, student athletes, especially young football and soccer players, are also at risk for similar brain injuries. Each year, as many as 300,000 young people suffer from traumatic brain injuries…
By Scott Burris, JD The National Football League has given the National Institutes of Health $30 million for research on traumatic brain injury. There is much we don’t know about the causes, effects, prevention and treatment of sports-related brain injury – but that doesn’t mean that we should put all our eggs into the basket…