Should there be a uniform federal law that governs sports agents, or is this field better regulated by indi- vidual states?
What will be an ideal response?
Until the enactment of the Uniform Athlete Agent Act (UAAA) there were too many different state laws governing or regulating sports agents. Such laws theoretically required that agents register and pay fees in each and every state in which they recruited student-athletes. Additionally, differing definitions of sports agent and student-athlete caused great debate on the need for a uniform federal law. Adoption of the UAAA should appropriately address the issue.
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