Valpo Sports Law Clinic aids athlete in IAAF reinstatement

U.S. track and field athlete Michelle Collins, represented in her petition by the Valpo Sports Law Clinic, has been reinstated by the International Association of Athletic Federations (IAAF) and is now free to compete in sanctioned competition.

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VALPO SPORTS LAW CLINIC IN THE NEWS

05.15.08 Michelle Collins reinstated by IAAF after doping ban - The West Australian

05.15.08 American sprinter Collins reinstated after serving drug suspension - Philadelphia Daily News

05.15.08 Sprinter Collins Reinstated - The Daily Telegraph

05.14.08 Collins reinstated by IAAF after 3-year suspension - Sports Illustrated / CNN

05.14.08 Collins reinstated by IAAF - International Herald Tribune

04.22.08 World Anti-Doping Agency drops LaTasha Jenkins Appeal

04.22.08 LaTasha Jenkins first athlete to beat the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency on a doping charge - Chicago Tribune

02.22.08 Former Sports Law Clinic aide named Anti-Doping director

12.15.07 Two-time medalist 1st American to win appeal vs. USADA - Chicago Tribune

12.15.07 USADA suffers first setback due to faulty procedure in Jenkins case - International Herald Tribune

12.14.07 LaTasha Jenkins and Valpo Sports Law Clinic win case against U.S. Anti-Doping Agency

05.02.07 Team assists athletes: Valpo’s Sports Law Clinic makes the cutas only one like it in the country - Indiana Lawyer

02.02.07 Shani Davis Wins Arbitration Ruling - Boston Globe

02.02.07 Shani Davis Wins Right To Stipend - Chicago Tribune

02.01.07 Sports Law Clinic and Shani Davis Arbitration

01.12.07 Testing program's integrity questioned - San Jose Mercury News

12.28.06 Steroid test data freed - Baltimore Sun

12.11.06 Athletes see doping case appeals as futile exercise - L.A. Times

02.22.06 Voice emerges in debate on antidoping tactics

02.10.06 Valpo lawyer team a natural for Olympics - Chicago Daily Law Bulletin

01.25.06 Sports Law Clinic to assist athletes at Olympics - Northwest Indiana Times