U.S. track & field athlete, Dixon, accepts sanction for whereabouts anti-doping rule violation
New guide to tackle match-fixing in football
IOC President Thomas Bach announces composition of Olympic Agenda 2020 Working Groups
IOC President Thomas Bach meets President of the Swiss Confederation, Didier Burkhalter
Leading sports charity calls for an end to Board diversity procrastination
The suspension of Dominique Blake reduced to 4 years and 6 months
IOC sanctions Latvian Ice Hockey Player Ralfs Freibergs for failing anti-doping test at Sochi 2014
AAA arbitrator imposes one-year sanction on us track & field athlete, Davis, for whereabouts filing violation
IOC Injury and Illness Prevention Conference hailed a success with record participation in Monaco
Depression highly prevalent in footballers
Consider players’ strain in Nations League - FIFPro press release
New discoveries by Scientific Working Group could advance ability to detect HGH doping in sport
US bowling athlete, O’Keefe, accepts public warning for rule violation
2014 IOC World Conference on Prevention of Injury & Illness in Sport - Information for the media
ParalympicsGB complete Sochi 2014 pre-Games prevention programme
The Anatomy of The Armstrong Lie: a story of cycling, doping and betrayal - Episode 19
In this exclusive LawInSport interview, Sean Cottrell, LawInSport’s founder, speaks with two of Hollywood’s biggest producers, Frank Marshall and Matt Tolmach (responsible between them for blockbusters such as Back to the Future, Indiana Jones, Jason Bourne, The Amazing Spiderman) about their latest work, a documentary titled ‘The Armstrong Lie’. The film provides a forensic look at the Lance Armstrong story, one of the biggest scandals to hit sports in recent times.
In this interview, Frank and Matt tell Sean what it was like spending time with Lance, give their inside take on the story, and reflect on its wider implications for sport
Former rugby player handed eight-year ban for first doping offence
FIFPro calls for players to be more involved in the governance of football following corruption allegations
Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games Pro Bono Appointed
Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport partners with Cycling Canada on consultation into doping
The appeal of Josip Simunic (Croatia) is rejected
Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport and UK Anti-Doping partner to strengthen fight against doping
Tyson Gay accepts sanction for anti-doping rule violation
Michael Rogers – Clenbuterol adverse analytical finding
AAA panel imposes ban for team director, doctor and trainer for involvement in the US Postal Service Pro Cycling Team doping conspiracy
IOC sanctions Austrian cross-country skier Johannes Duerr for failing anti-doping test at Sochi 2014
PCC Meeting: steps forward for the reform of professional road cycling
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu athlete, Garcia, accepts finding of no fault and loss of results
Announcement: Interpol’s Integrity In Sport unit blog on LawInSport
IOC Decision - Swedish ice hockey player Nicklas Backstrom to receive Sochi silver medal
Harmonised anti-money laundering rules for online gambling
U.S. judo athlete, Atkinson, accepts sanction for anti-doping rule violation
Indian sports law update 25 Feb 2014
Men's ski cross: The appeals filed by Canada and Slovenia are dismissed
Kayak athlete suspended for the presence of Terbutaline
European Commission study challenges sports betting right
US wrestling athlete, Blanc, accepts sanction for anti-doping rule violation
US cycling athlete, Robertson, accepts sanction for anti-doping rule violation
Sports Law by Prof Mark James – “the perfect sports law text…”
U.S. boxing athlete, Koon, receives sanction for anti-doping rule violation
U.S. track & field athlete, Carnes, receives sanction for doping violation
BASL blog – Forthcoming 6th ‘Grayson Memorial Lecture’
