Natalie Ryan Drops All Lawsuits | The PDGA & DGPT Reverse Transgender Policy

In the past month, Natalie Ryan has dismissed the PDGA from her lawsuit in California federal court and registered for a 2024 Tour Card. Then last week, the PDGA dropped it's "pre-puberty" requirement from its Gender Eligibility Requirements. This reverses their previous decision and will allow transgender women, including Natalie, to participate in the FPO division at PDGA Majors and DGPT events in the upcoming season.If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review, subscribing to the Podcast, or watching on YouTube⁠ Thanks!Find us online:⁠Website⁠ discgolf.law⁠YouTube⁠ @DiscGolfdotLaw⁠Instagram⁠ @discgolfdotlaw⁠Twitter⁠ @discgolfdotlaw⁠Tik Tok⁠ @discgolf.lawAt DiscGolf.Law, our team understands disc golf culture. We’re fans and players. We also have over 20 years of experience negotiating and closing business transactions, protecting our clients’ valuable intellectual property, and increasing the value of our clients’ businesses. We help our clients navigate the unfamiliar, intimidating, and sometimes dangerous territories of contract negotiation, brand protection and enforcement, deal structure, and even partnerships, mergers, and acquisitions.Whether you’re a current or aspiring professional disc golfer, or a disc golf related company, we are here to help. We offer a complimentary 30-minute consultation for anyone with a PDGA number, so there will be no cost to find out whether our team is a good fit to guide you to the next step in your growth journey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.