2011

• Nov. 16: Article published in The Philadelphia Inquirer: "'Death' to Penn State football?". (External link).
• Nov. 12: Featured on ABC-7 News, Chicago regarding Penn State football program.
• Oct. 19: Article published in Street & Smith's Sports Business Journal on 90 years of the World Series on Radio.
• Oct. 18: Article published in St. Louis Post Dispatch on World Series broadcasting.
• New book release—Broadcasting Baseball: A History of the National Pastime on Radio and Television (McFarland & Co., Publisher).

2010

• Recipient of the Chicago-Kent Distinguished Service Award for "significant volunteer contributions" to the law school.
• Published professional journal article in the inaugural issue of the Harvard Sports & Entertainment Law Journal on the unintended consequences of baseball salary arbitration.

2009

• Quoted on CBS Channel 2.
  
  
• WSCR Sports Radio: regular blog features on sports, law & society.
  
  
• Published, Marquette Sports Law Review: "The Immaculate Deception: How the Holy Grail of Protectionism Led to the Great Steroid Era".

2008

• Designated: Key presenter for Continuing Legal Education credits, "Understanding Legal Issues through Sports Law cases and developments."
  
  
• Designated: Sports Legal Analyst for WSCR-Radio, Chicago.

2007

• Designated: Chairperson, Chicago Bar Association Law & Literature Committee.
  
  
• Published articles: Street & Smith's Sports Business Journal.
  
  
• Panel Member: DePaul University Sports Law Symposium.
  
  
• Panel Member: Jackie Robinson Symposium.

2006

• Barry Bonds v. Major League Baseball: Mock baseball arbitration at John Marshall Law School.
  
  
• Chicago Office: Relocated Chicago office to Sears Tower at 233 S. Wacker Drive.

2005

• Business Week Magazine: Quoted on the issue of golfer Greg Norman's business empire.
  
  
• New Book Release: Larceny & Old Leather—The Mischievous Legacy of Major League Baseball (Academy Chicago, publisher).

2004

• Co-founded: Sports Education Symposium at Loyola University, Chicago.
  
  
• Founded: Sports Is Education Foundation. Non-profit foundation to promote the legal and sociological relationship of sports and education in schools at all levels: college, high school, and middle school.
  
  
• Chicago-Kent College of Law: Received 10-year Teaching Award.
  
  
• Visiting Adjunct Professor: Invited to teach Sports Law at John Marshall Law School, Chicago—Summer Session.

2003

• National Feature: Prominently featured by the National Law Journal, February, 2003.
  
  
• 100th World Series Symposium: Addressed 100th anniversary celebration at Northeastern University, Boston.

2002

• Chicago Office: Relocated from Chicago suburbs to downtown Loop office at 30 N. LaSalle Street.

2001

• Featured Speaker: Key Luncheon Speaker for the Alabama State Bar Association Annual Meeting.