Michael J. Epstein of The Epstein Law Firm to Present at New Jersey State Bar Association Seminar on FIFA World Cup 2026 Legal Issues

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Michael J. Epstein’s selection as a featured presenter at the New Jersey State Bar Association’s continuing legal education program, “FIFA, the World Cup and the Law – Workers’ Rights, Human Rights and Personal Injury,” highlights his involvement in ongoing discussions about the legal issues surrounding major international sporting events. Scheduled for July 22, 2026, the online seminar will examine how the FIFA World Cup 2026 has raised questions involving civil litigation, labor law, insurance, municipal liability, and sports and entertainment law.

According to the announcement, Epstein will present alongside New Jersey State Bar Association President Norberto A. Garcia as part of a program exploring the legal and regulatory challenges that can arise before, during, and after an event of this scale. The seminar agenda includes topics such as safety obligations, data privacy, labor protections, transportation liability, insurance disputes, immigration concerns, and the interaction between international sporting organizations and U.S. law.

The announcement also notes that Epstein has recently contributed legal commentary in the media on FIFA World Cup 2026 issues, focusing on liability, labor protections, and the regulatory complexities associated with hosting a global sporting event. By bringing together attorneys from multiple practice areas, the program aims to provide practical guidance on emerging legal risks and cross-border issues tied to large-scale international events.

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