MiloYoung
Law Clerk
Labor & Employment
myoung@seyfarth.com
Milo collaborates with attorneys on labor and employment law matters, drawing on his background and particular interest in traditional labor law and the evolving legal landscape of the sports industry.
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Milo works with Seyfarth attorneys with labor and employment law matters across a wide range of industries, including traditional labor matters, employment litigation, and counseling. He also supports the firm’s work involving college athletics and the broader sports industry.
Milo assists his team throughout the life of a matter, from researching developing legal issues and drafting written work to supporting discovery and preparing for proceedings. He approaches his work with responsiveness and dependability, while looking for creative and practical solutions to the issues his team encounters.
Before law school, Milo interned in Amtrak’s labor relations department, where he drafted appeal response letters and arbitration briefs for employee discipline proceedings under the Railway Labor Act. During law school, he gained additional labor and employment experience through internships with Healthfirst and Con Edison, where he appeared in administrative proceedings and drafted position statements involving matters before the EEOC and NLRB. Through his law school’s Entrepreneurial Law Clinic, he also drafted employment agreements for a small business and presented on employment law fundamentals to small business and startup owners. Separately, Milo honed his advocacy skills by representing his law school at the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot in Vienna and an international negotiation competition in Japan.
Milo participated in Seyfarth’s 2025 Summer Associate program and continued working with the firm during his final year of law school, supporting its Sports & Entertainment practice. Through that work and his broader interest in sports law, he has co-authored three publications examining the evolving legal landscape of college athletics.
Milo assists his team throughout the life of a matter, from researching developing legal issues and drafting written work to supporting discovery and preparing for proceedings. He approaches his work with responsiveness and dependability, while looking for creative and practical solutions to the issues his team encounters.
Before law school, Milo interned in Amtrak’s labor relations department, where he drafted appeal response letters and arbitration briefs for employee discipline proceedings under the Railway Labor Act. During law school, he gained additional labor and employment experience through internships with Healthfirst and Con Edison, where he appeared in administrative proceedings and drafted position statements involving matters before the EEOC and NLRB. Through his law school’s Entrepreneurial Law Clinic, he also drafted employment agreements for a small business and presented on employment law fundamentals to small business and startup owners. Separately, Milo honed his advocacy skills by representing his law school at the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot in Vienna and an international negotiation competition in Japan.
Milo participated in Seyfarth’s 2025 Summer Associate program and continued working with the firm during his final year of law school, supporting its Sports & Entertainment practice. Through that work and his broader interest in sports law, he has co-authored three publications examining the evolving legal landscape of college athletics.
- JD, Fordham University School of Law
Cum laude
Fordham Labor and Employment Law Society
Dispute Resolution Society
International Law Journal - BA, McGill Univeristy
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- Co-Author, "Back Between the Lines: Can Collective Bargaining Provide a Playbook to Frame the NIL Moneyball?," NYSBA Entertainment, Arts, and Sports Law Journal, Vol. 37, Issue 1 (2026)
- Co-Author, "President Trump’s New Executive Order on College Sports: What It Says, What It Means, and What Comes Next," JD Supra (2026)
- Co-Author, "After House v. NCAA: Will Congress or the White House Bring Order to College Sports?," Employment Law Lookout, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (2025)
Milo collaborates with attorneys on labor and employment law matters, drawing on his background and particular interest in traditional labor law and the evolving legal landscape of the sports industry.
More About Milo
Milo works with Seyfarth attorneys with labor and employment law matters across a wide range of industries, including traditional labor matters, employment litigation, and counseling. He also supports the firm’s work involving college athletics and the broader sports industry.
Milo assists his team throughout the life of a matter, from researching developing legal issues and drafting written work to supporting discovery and preparing for proceedings. He approaches his work with responsiveness and dependability, while looking for creative and practical solutions to the issues his team encounters.
Before law school, Milo interned in Amtrak’s labor relations department, where he drafted appeal response letters and arbitration briefs for employee discipline proceedings under the Railway Labor Act. During law school, he gained additional labor and employment experience through internships with Healthfirst and Con Edison, where he appeared in administrative proceedings and drafted position statements involving matters before the EEOC and NLRB. Through his law school’s Entrepreneurial Law Clinic, he also drafted employment agreements for a small business and presented on employment law fundamentals to small business and startup owners. Separately, Milo honed his advocacy skills by representing his law school at the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot in Vienna and an international negotiation competition in Japan.
Milo participated in Seyfarth’s 2025 Summer Associate program and continued working with the firm during his final year of law school, supporting its Sports & Entertainment practice. Through that work and his broader interest in sports law, he has co-authored three publications examining the evolving legal landscape of college athletics.
Milo assists his team throughout the life of a matter, from researching developing legal issues and drafting written work to supporting discovery and preparing for proceedings. He approaches his work with responsiveness and dependability, while looking for creative and practical solutions to the issues his team encounters.
Before law school, Milo interned in Amtrak’s labor relations department, where he drafted appeal response letters and arbitration briefs for employee discipline proceedings under the Railway Labor Act. During law school, he gained additional labor and employment experience through internships with Healthfirst and Con Edison, where he appeared in administrative proceedings and drafted position statements involving matters before the EEOC and NLRB. Through his law school’s Entrepreneurial Law Clinic, he also drafted employment agreements for a small business and presented on employment law fundamentals to small business and startup owners. Separately, Milo honed his advocacy skills by representing his law school at the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot in Vienna and an international negotiation competition in Japan.
Milo participated in Seyfarth’s 2025 Summer Associate program and continued working with the firm during his final year of law school, supporting its Sports & Entertainment practice. Through that work and his broader interest in sports law, he has co-authored three publications examining the evolving legal landscape of college athletics.
- JD, Fordham University School of Law
Cum laude
Fordham Labor and Employment Law Society
Dispute Resolution Society
International Law Journal - BA, McGill Univeristy
Related Services
Related Key Industries
- Co-Author, "Back Between the Lines: Can Collective Bargaining Provide a Playbook to Frame the NIL Moneyball?," NYSBA Entertainment, Arts, and Sports Law Journal, Vol. 37, Issue 1 (2026)
- Co-Author, "President Trump’s New Executive Order on College Sports: What It Says, What It Means, and What Comes Next," JD Supra (2026)
- Co-Author, "After House v. NCAA: Will Congress or the White House Bring Order to College Sports?," Employment Law Lookout, Seyfarth Shaw LLP (2025)