The rules are still being written. Get a lawyer first.
NIL changed everything for college athletes - and in Florida, high school athletes too. A single contract can affect your eligibility, your scholarship, and your career. Athletes and their families shouldn't navigate that alone.
What This Work Is About
Rodrigo has represented amateur athletes in NIL matters since the rules opened up and brings both legal rigor and genuine care for athletes to this work. That means making sure the terms are fair, and that the athlete's future isn't compromised in the process.
A Note for Parents
If your son or daughter is being approached by brands or collectives, get a lawyer involved before anything is signed. NIL deals can be genuine opportunities - or they can create eligibility problems, tax obligations, or obligations the athlete didn't fully understand.
A quick review now is far less expensive than fixing a problem later. The landscape is still evolving - especially in Florida, where high school athletes are also eligible.
What We Handle
The Rules Keep Changing
What was once a clean prohibition is now a complex, evolving landscape where eligibility rules vary by state, conference, and even institution. Florida athletes - including high school athletes - have NIL rights, but exercising them incorrectly can end a career. Rodrigo stays current on the rules so his clients can focus on their sport.
"If your son or daughter is being approached by brands or collectives, get a lawyer involved before anything is signed. A quick review now is far less expensive than fixing a problem later."
NIL opportunities are real. So are the risks. Free consultations available 24/7.