Ambush marketing is a strategy used by third parties to a major event in an attempt to associate themselves directly or indirectly with the event and reap the rewards without official sponsorship rights.
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Topic: Dispute-resolution-litigation-and-investigations
Subscribe to Dispute-resolution-litigation-and-investigationsThe power struggle between sports federations and athletes under scrutiny: the ISU case continues
April 06, 2021
Posted in Antitrust and competition Dispute resolution, litigation and investigations
The International Skating Union’s (ISU) recent appeal to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) provides an opportunity to look at the key facts of this case and consider its significance.
US FTC sues event ticket brokers using bots
February 04, 2021
Posted in Dispute resolution, litigation and investigations Regulations
Michael Jordan and Qiaodan Sports: Name rights infringement
No liability for cricket ball injury
February 01, 2021
Impact of unfair terms on the sports industry: Changes on the horizon
Greater protection for athletes: Reforming the US Olympic system
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
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
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
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).
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