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• 04.02.2024Genova Burns Raises Matthew I. W. Baker, Esq. to Partner Genova Burns LLC proudly announces the promotion of Matthew I. W. Baker to Partner, recognizing his exceptional expertise and invaluable contributions to the firm. With this elevation, Baker steps into a new leadership role, exemplifying the firm’s commitment to recognizing and nurturing talent from within its ranks.
• 06.01.2022Matthew Baker Pens ROI-NJ Article "The impact of NIL: What we’ve seen — and what to look for" Genova Burns Counsel Matthew I.W. Baker, Esq. recently penned an article for ROI-NJ entitled, "The impact of NIL: What we’ve seen — and what to look for".
• 04.11.2022Matthew Baker to Speak at NJ.com "EmpowerU: Parenting College Athletes & Endorsements" Virtual Event Firm Counsel Matthew I.W. Baker, Esq. will take part in an upcoming NJ.com virtual event, sponsored by Genova Burns LLC entitled, "EmpowerU: Parenting College Athletes & Endorsements" on April 12th. 
• 08.30.2021Matthew Baker Outlines Issues to Look for as NJ Athletes and Colleges Navigate NIL Agreements in ROI-NJ Genova Burns Counsel and former defensive back at Yale University, Matthew I.W. Baker, Esq., outlines four ways the NIL marketplace is beginning to take shape in a ROI-NJ article he recently penned.
• 07.14.2021Matthew Baker Discusses His Thoughts On NIL Compensation in ROI-NJ Interview Genova Burns Counsel and former defensive back at Yale University, Matthew I.W. Baker, Esq., discusses his thoughts on NIL and the changing rules around college athletics with Tom Bergeron in a recent ROI-NJ interview.
• 06.29.2021The Supreme Court Says, “The NCAA is not above the law.” Will College Athletes Get Paid To Play? In a long awaited decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously this week in National Collegiate Athletic Association v. Alston et al., that the NCAA violated the antitrust laws in limiting the education-related benefits colleges and universities can offer student athletes. The case involved a broader challenge by current and former NCAA Division I student athletes, to rules on student-athlete pay imposed by the NCAA.