
Philip Hutchinson
Phil is a Senior Associate at Mills & Reeve specialising in sports litigation and sports regulatory matters, with a particular focus on the football industry. Phil has worked on a number of high profile integrity/match fixing and doping cases across a variety of sports and also regularly advises football clubs, agents and players on transfers, most notably where work permits are required.
He also has extensive experience in representing agents, players and managers in both the High Court and FA Rule K arbitration cases. Phil is the only individual in the West Midlands to be ranked as a “Next Generation Sports Lawyer” (Legal 500 2019) and a “Rising Star” (Legal 500 2020), who also describe him as “emerging as a confident and capable litigator”. Phil speaks German and is also a member of the Sport Resolutions Pro Bono Panel.
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An analysis of Sandro Tonali's FA Betting Rules breach case & key takeaways for players
Published Friday, 14 June 2024.
The FA v Kian Harratt - Context and Individuality in The FA’s Betting Rule Enforcement
Published Wednesday, 27 March 2024.
Betting In Football: Lessons From Non-League Player’s 11 Year Suspension (The FA v Kynan Isaac)
Published Thursday, 15 December 2022.
The Need For Clear & Unequivocal Rules On Therapeutic Use Exemptions (ECB V Tom Wood)
Published Wednesday, 03 August 2022.
The role of the EFL’s Player Related Dispute Commission in disputes between clubs and players
Published Monday, 04 October 2021.
The FA V Nathaniel Mendez-Laing – A New Approach To Substances Of Abuse In Sport
Published Wednesday, 10 March 2021.
Meat contamination and what it means for athletes: A review of Badminton World Federation v Ratchanok Intanon
Published Wednesday, 23 October 2019.
Key changes in WADA’s 2018 Prohibited List: IVs & Gene Doping
Published Friday, 13 October 2017.
Betting in football – Was The FA’s decision on Joey Barton a fair one?
Published Wednesday, 17 May 2017.
Who shoulders the blame? An analysis of vicarious liability in the sports industry
Published Monday, 03 October 2016.