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Greater protection for athletes: Reforming the US Olympic system

Ahmed Labib Nader Hasan

November 10, 2020

Posted in Dispute resolution, litigation and investigations Governance, anti-bribery and corruption

Amidst the Larry Nassar sexual abuse scandal, Senators Jerry Moran and Richard Blumenthal conducted an investigation into, among other things, the USA Gymnastics, the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee.

Athlete A and the role of “Me Too” investigations within sport

Pamela Reddy

July 30, 2020

Posted in Dispute resolution, litigation and investigations eSports

Co-authored by Kate Almond. The release of Athlete A on Netflix has highlighted the impact of “Me Too” on the sport of gymnastics.

Professional cyclist held not to be an employee or a worker

Amanda Sanders

July 17, 2020

Posted in Employment, labor and pensions Dispute resolution, litigation and investigations

The EAT has held that an employment tribunal was entitled to conclude that a professional cyclist was not an employee or a worker of the British Cycling Federation.

Australia’s National Sports Tribunal: a study in cycling

Peter Mulligan

May 04, 2020

Posted in Dispute resolution, litigation and investigations Regulations Governance, anti-bribery and corruption

Authors: Jamie Truong and Ross Watkins. On 19 March 2020, the National Sports Tribunal (NST) was established by the National Sports Tribunal Act 2019 (the Act).

Update on the gender discrimination lawsuit by US women’s national soccer team

Ahmed Labib

April 29, 2020

Posted in Dispute resolution, litigation and investigations Football

This blog post provides an update on the progress of the litigation, focusing on recent developments in the USSF’s legal arguments.

COVID-19: frustrating a sporting nation

Peter Mulligan Matthew Fonti

April 14, 2020

Posted in Dispute resolution, litigation and investigations Football Rugby

Sport around the world has become collateral damage of another world health crisis. In Australia as an exponential number of people are self-isolating due to coronavirus their enjoyment of sport is compromised

Sick Days: the impact of a global pandemic on sports related contracts

Nader Hasan Ahmed Labib

April 01, 2020

Posted in Bankruptcy, financial restructuring and insolvency Dispute resolution, litigation and investigations

The authors would like to thank Alexandra David and Brandon Schupp, Articling Students, for their assistance in preparing this legal update.

The right to match: Liverpool F.C. v New Balance

Josh Kay

February 17, 2020

Posted in Dispute resolution, litigation and investigations Football

Co-authored by Kate Almond. The recent High Court decision regarding the dispute between New Balance and Liverpool FC (LFC) has attracted global press attention...

Is FIFA’s forced arbitration clause invalid?

Josh Kay

November 12, 2019

Posted in Football Dispute resolution, litigation and investigations

Co-authored by Majdie Hajjar. In the case of RFC Seraing and Doyen Sports Company v FIFA and Others [2018] (RFC Seraing), the Belgian Court of Appeal handed down a ruling..

Tags: Football arbitration litigation

Concussion class actions, yet another headache for the NRL?

Peter Mulligan

October 03, 2019

Posted in Dispute resolution, litigation and investigations

Author: Angus Jamieson. The 2019 National Rugby League (NRL) season has provided us with plenty of entertainment, both on and off the field.

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Greater protection for athletes: Reforming the US Olympic system

Athlete A and the role of “Me Too” investigations within sport

Professional cyclist held not to be an employee or a worker

Australia’s National Sports Tribunal: a study in cycling

Update on the gender discrimination lawsuit by US women’s national soccer team

COVID-19: frustrating a sporting nation

Sick Days: the impact of a global pandemic on sports related contracts

The right to match: Liverpool F.C. v New Balance

Is FIFA’s forced arbitration clause invalid?

Concussion class actions, yet another headache for the NRL?

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Topic: Dispute-resolution-litigation-and-investigations

Greater protection for athletes: Reforming the US Olympic system

Athlete A and the role of “Me Too” investigations within sport

Professional cyclist held not to be an employee or a worker

Australia’s National Sports Tribunal: a study in cycling

Update on the gender discrimination lawsuit by US women’s national soccer team

COVID-19: frustrating a sporting nation

Sick Days: the impact of a global pandemic on sports related contracts

The right to match: Liverpool F.C. v New Balance

Is FIFA’s forced arbitration clause invalid?

Concussion class actions, yet another headache for the NRL?

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