Posted in Intellectual property Employment, labor and pensions Rugby
As the 2019 Australian Football League (AFL) season draws to a close, the post-Grand Final debate looks set to be dominated by the issue of whether a mid-season trade period should be introduced.
Posted in Football Regulations Governance, anti-bribery and corruption
After headlines surrounding Wayne Rooney’s transfer to Derby County and the alleged link with the club’s sponsor, 32 Red, an online casino, the issue of online betting and football is now back in the news.
Posted in eSports Employment, labor and pensions Regulations
Trade unions have existed in traditional sports for many years and can represent hundreds if not thousands of professional athletes in a multitude of sports.
The changes to the refereeing and laws within football for the 2019/20 season were widely reported before the season started last month.
Posted in eSports Regulations
On August 26, 18,000 people packed into a darkened arena and 1.97 million viewers watched online the finale of "The International 9", one of the most highly anticipated esports tournaments.
Posted in Dispute resolution, litigation and investigations Regulations
The International Cricket Council (ICC) One-Day International Cricket World Cup Final was a contest decided by the very finest of margins.
Posted in Football Regulations
During the opening weekend of matches in the English Football League, Kick It Out reported four alleged incidents of racist abuse towards players or their families inside a stadium.
Posted in NFL Regulations
Earlier this year, we wrote about the controversial “no-call” from the NFC championship game between the New Orleans Saints and the Los Angeles Rams.
Posted in Football Employment, labor and pensions Dispute resolution, litigation and investigations
Steve Bruce was recently appointed the new head coach of Newcastle United F.C., but not without some controversy. His previous employer, Sheffield Wednesday F.C., has reported Newcastle United.
Posted in Regulations Governance, anti-bribery and corruption
There are not many parts of the world that have a public holiday for a sporting event. In Melbourne, Victoria, the so called sporting capital of the world, they have two.
Inside Sports Law provides you with up to date legal and business commentary and analysis on key sporting topics from across the globe.
For South African perspectives on Banking & Finance and Insurance law
For international financial services regulatory developments
Understanding the legal challenges and implications surrounding hydraulic fracking
For domestic developments in securities litigation in both Canada and the United States
For the latest bankruptcy and financial restructuring and insolvency developments around the globe.
