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Nationally published across leading legal & sports publications

Eldon L. Ham has been nationally quoted in the New York Times, USA Today, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, CBS Chicago, New York Daily News, ESPN.com, and others.

Chicago Sun-Times

Baseball has eased America out of its slumps

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Detroit Free Press

After 2010 blown call, Tigers' Galarraga could still have perfect game

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Illinois Bar Journal

Tackling the Trans Athlete Debate

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Street & Smith's Sports Business Journal

Unintended Consequences: Baseball, antitrust, and the residue of design

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Chicago Sun-Times

College sports quandary

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Chicago Sun-Times

Protest, dissent have been part of Chicago history since Washington Square Park's heyday

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Chicago Sun-Times

Cubs vs. Dodgers in Japan: Remembering a barnstorming tour by U.S. players in 1934

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Chicago Sun-Times

How the NCAA began losing its grip on 'amateurism'

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Chicago Sun-Times

During Black History Month, remember stories of Black athletes who influenced America

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Chicago Sun-Times

Spring training is here. Cue the lawyers and accountants.

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Chicago Sun-Times

What's the future of the NFL's commitment to diversity?

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Chicago Sun-Times

When sports turn violent, it can lead to legal action

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Chicago Sun-Times

Heisman Trophy should once again require player 'integrity'

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Chicago Sun-Times

'Monkey trial' of 1925, brought to life in Goodman's 'Inherit the Wind,' echoes today's culture wars

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Chicago Sun-Times

How the old USFL emerged, and how Trump helped kill it

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Chicago Sun-Times

Peaceful protests and activism live up to Olympic ideals

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Chicago Sun-Times

Gambling on games skyrockets, and that's hazardous to athletes

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Chicago Sun-Times

What the great Willie Mays lived to see

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Chicago Sun-Times

Muhammad Ali's defeat of Sonny Liston in Lewiston, Maine was a knockout for the ages

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Chicago Sun-Times

NFL draft day: How teams legally collude to restrict draftees' rights and choices

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Chicago Sun-Times

As we descend into March Madness, a few words about the NCAA's slow demise

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Chicago Sun-Times

A Jewish Chicagoan named Abe Saperstein left an indelible mark on today's NBA

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Chicago Sun-Times

An Apple commercial and 'Where's the beef?' helped transform the Super Bowl in 1984

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ABA Journal

Carnegie and Me: Refuting the culture war on American libraries

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Chicago Sun-Times

Sports history's biggest flubs and blunders

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Chicago Sun-Times

How baseball endured through World War II

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Chicago Sun-Times

The Michigan sign-stealing case shows Americans are fed up with cheating

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Chicago Sun-Times

Baseball broadcasting history includes Carlton Fisk and Chicago's very own WGN

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Chicago Sun-Times

Among baseball's greatest home runs, include one by Cubs' Dave Kingman

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Chicago Sun-Times

Sammy Sosa, Mark McGwire and the home run chase of 1998

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Illinois State Bar Association

Unnecessary Roughness: Sports Injuries and the Contact Sports Exception

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Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago's All-Star 'game of the century'

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Chicago Sun-Times

Fixing the Ja Morant problem

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Chicago Sun-Times

How William Wrigley Jr. brought soap, gum and Chicago baseball broadcasting together

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ABA Journal

Fair game: Does the fair use doctrine apply to Andy Warhol's pop art?

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CBS Chicago

Athlete Free Speech—It's Not The Standing, Stupid

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CBS Chicago

Fenwick, Justice, Logic All Lose

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Chicago Daily Law Bulletin

Can baseball help break impasse on Judge Garland?

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Law 360

How 4th Circ. Failed To Clarify Athlete Disability Rights

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CBS Chicago

Why The NFL Needs To Lose The Roger Goodell-Tom Brady Standoff

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Political Mavens

Pitchers, Catchers, and Lawyers Report: Have the Little Leagues Made It to the Big Leagues?

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CBS Chicago

The Patriots' Tangled Web Of Innocence, Lies And Cover-Ups

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SunSentinel

Pro athletes should speak out on controversial issues

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CBS Chicago

NFL and Undue Process

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CBS Chicago

Why Roger Goodell Should Resign

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Berkeley Journal of Entertainment and Sports Law

Pretext: The Dark Side of Baseball

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CBS Chicago

Is Don Sterling A Canary In The NBA Gold Mine?

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CBS Chicago

How A-Rod Could Be Guilty And Still Win

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CBS Chicago

Sosa-McGwire: The Shock & Awe Summer Of 1998

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CBS Chicago

How The Great Baseball Oxymoron Undermines America

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New York Times

Give the Ref a Gavel

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CBS Chicago

Muhammad And Me

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The Philadelphia Inquirer

'Death' to Penn State football?

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CBS Chicago

Sandusky Said 'Way, Way Too Much'

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CBS Chicago

Feds Could Get Involved With Penn State

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CBS Chicago

Have The NBA Players Met The Real Enemy?

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St. Louis Post Dispatch

Celebrating 90 Years of [World Series] Radio Broadcasts

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Street & Smith's Sports Business Journal

Broadcast 90 Years Ago was First to Help Listeners 'See' [World] Series

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CBS Chicago

The Scarlet Number—How the Maris Home Run Record Could Help Expunge the Steroid Era

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Political Mavens

King James: The Next Michael Jordan?

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Street & Smith's Sports Business Journal

How to infuse hope in the Big Dance

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Harvard Journal of Sports & Entertainment Law

Hardball Free Agency—The Unintended Demise of Salary Arbitration in Major League Baseball: How the Law of Unintended Consequences Crippled the Salary Arbitration Remedy—and How to Fix It

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Street & Smith's Sports Business Journal

A Few Ways To Deal With The Square Pegs Of Academia

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Political Mavens

All-Star Boondoggle

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Illinois State Bar Association

Must Violence Among Athletes Be A Crime That Pays?

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Political Mavens

The Mitchell Report

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Political Mavens

The NFL Slob Rule

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Street & Smith's Sports Business Journal

An Indisputable Need For Replay

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Street & Smith's Sports Business Journal

Crafting A Symbolic Nod To Pre-Steroid Era

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Political Mavens

Stern Rules: How to Fix the Suns-Spurs Dilemma

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Political Mavens

Jackie Robinson Did Not Change Baseball?

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Political Mavens

The Hypocrisy of Cooperstown: Why Does it Matter?

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Chicago Tribune

The True Meaning Behind Ozzie-gate

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Baltimore Sun

Beyond Baseball's Mischief

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Chicago Tribune

Baseball Trespassers

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Marquette Sports Law Review

The True Precedent of Baseball in Law

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Cincinnati Enquirer

Who's Not on First? 3 Steps to Save Baseball

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Pioneer Press

State Ought to Outlaw Athletes Who Are Thugs

Chicago Daily Law Bulletin

A Baseball Lands Where it Will—But Who Owns It?

Seton Hall Journal of Sports Law

Disabled Athletes: A Last Vestige of Court Tolerated Discrimination?

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Chicago Tribune

The Race Card is a Joker: A Final Spin on the Sprewell Lesson

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Chicago Daily Law Bulletin

Olympic Dilemma: The Harding Controversy

Trial Magazine

Steroids: Wrestling With the Issues

Illinois State Bar Association

Richard Dent v. NFL: Private Associations and Fundamental Fairness