The EU Ombudsman opens an investigation against the EU Commission for alleged maladministration regarding the Striani Case (UEFA Financial Fair Play)
Pro Cycling team Rabobank board member and chief team doctor, Leinders, receives lifetime ban for multiple anti-doping rule violations
Integrity In Sport Update: The Dutch football association (KNVB) makes formal police complaints about potential match-fixing
US Track & Field athlete, Quintaveon Poole, accepts sanction for rule violation
What are the key legal issues facing an NFL London franchise? Part 1 – introduction and taxation
India’s problematic governance of amateur boxing
Case Backstrom, WADA, IOC & IIHF: Appeal proceedings before CAS concluded
Latest in the Frederick Bouchat and Baltimore Ravens logo saga
The growth of daily fantasy sports betting and the legal issues it faces: an interview with Shergul Arshad
The Football Associations of Albania and Serbia file appeals at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)
IPL 6 Scandal: Supreme Court hears conflict of interest arguments
Legal Update: The Governance of Sport Bill
An overview of ICANN’s gTLD Programme: what do sports brands need to consider to protect their brand?
Key sports law cases and developments to watch in 2015
FIFA’s fight against doping: WADA Code Compliance and an analysis of testing statistics
Key Sports Law Cases of 2014
Integrity In Sport Update: New South Wales police investigate allegations of match-fixing
Football manager contracts of employment – key clauses for clubs to consider – Part 1
Implementation of new anabolic steroids policy delayed until March
US Track & Field athlete, McPherson, accepts sanction for rule violation
IOC awards Rio 2016 broadcast rights in Cuba
AAA arbitrator imposes four-year sanction on US Track & Field athlete, Trafeh, for non-analytical anti-doping violations involving the use of EPO and evading testing
Weightlifting athlete, François Valiquette, suspended for the presence of methandienone
AAA Panel imposes eight-year ban for US Track & Field coach, Drummond, for multiple anti-doping rule violations
Key case law on attempts to circumvent FIFA’s Training Compensation System
US weightlifting athlete, Jonathan North, receives sanction for rule violation
Sailing through sports disciplinary proceedings
Is football's owners' & directors' test fit for purpose?
What are the key legal issues facing an NFL London franchise? Part 2 – sporting visas, criminal convictions and EU law
Result of an appeal (O'Regan) heard by the Disciplinary Panel on Thursday 15 January
2024 bid process gets underway with new Invitation Phase as IOC begins to implement Olympic Agenda 2020 Reforms
Why 2014 was the year of the whistleblower
The on-going football dispute over training compensation and player loans II: Dundee Utd -v- Club Athletico Velez
Integrity in sport: International Judo Federation unveils new rules to help combat threats of match fixing
What could EU intervention mean for the future of Formula 1®?
Conflicting regulations causes problems for Olympic Sports Governing Bodies in India
New UCI Anti-Doping Rules introduced to reflect 2015 World Anti-Doping Code and further strengthen cycling’s anti-doping procedures
Integrity in Sport: Cyprus' FA announce top tier league is likely plagued by match-fixing
Cyclist, Jason White, banned following anti-doping rule violation
Why the Scottish Premiership should amend its rules on bonus pool negotiation
The Court of Arbitration for Sport Dismisses Barcelona’s Transfer Ban Appeal
Lausanne, 30 December 2014 – The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has dismissed the appeal filed by FC Barcelona against the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) regarding the decision issued by the FIFA Appeals Committee on 19 August 2014. In such decision, the Spanish football club was sanctioned with a transfer ban for two periods, a fine of CHF 450,000 and a reprimand after it was found to have infringed the FIFA regulations with respect to the registration of a number of minor players.
Football manager contracts of employment – key clauses for clubs to consider – Part 2
Integrity In Sport Update: Croatian soccer player jailed for 12 months for his involvement in match-fixing case in Hong Kong
The opportunities and issues for sports teams considering an IPO
Interview with leading sports lawyer Michael McCann
Results of enquiries (Dalgleish, Ewart, Sedgefield, Newcastle) heard by the Disciplinary Panel on Thursday 18 December
IPL 6 hearings continue with allegations against Srinivasan
To PLC or not To PLC: a review of publicly traded companies in football
Enquiries (Dalgleish, Ewart, Sedgefield, Newcastle) to be heard by the Disciplinary Panel on Thursday 18 December
FIFPro advises players against joining Serbian clubs
