Who's Representing Unpaid College Athletes?  Your next video
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Winston & Strawn LLP's Jeffrey Kessler discusses the firm's plan
to start what it describes as the first college-focused division
at a major law firm to represent players, coaches, schools and
conferences with grievances against the National Collegiate
Athletic Association. He speaks with Deirdre Bolton on Bloomberg
Television's "Money Moves." (Source: Bloomberg)  College focused
vision that your firm.  You are going to be taking on the power
of the ncaa.  Where are the most egregious abuses happening
right now?  All over the place.  You can go into a room and take
a vote among institutions, coaches and athletes, among other
people who deal with the ncaa and say how many people like the
way the ncaa is running today and you are not going to get a lot
of hands raised.  It is a 107-year-old institution.  Does it
need to be challenged by someone like you to make change happen?
It will be me.