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Louisiana Act 810 NIL Consent Checklist
What should be in writing before anyone uses a minor's name, image, or likeness in Louisiana.
Act 810 governs name, image, and likeness (NIL) rights in Louisiana. Before a minor's image appears in a highlight, a sponsorship post, or a clinic video, written consent needs to exist. This one-page checklist walks families through the decision points so consent is explicit, dated, and documented.
- Who must sign: consent typically involves the parent or guardian and the minor
- What the consent covers: the purpose of use, channels, duration, and any compensation terms
- What records to keep: signed copies, dates, and the platform or use each consent applies to
- When to revisit: after a transfer, a birthday, or a change in who controls the account
- Education first: this checklist is guidance, not legal advice; a lawyer should review final documents whenever money is involved
Educational resource only, not legal advice. Jaylen Sinegal provides brand strategy, media education, and IP consulting; he is not a licensed sports agent.