Asif, Fareed fined for breaching ICC Code of Conduct
Ensuring Fair Process For Players In Sexual Assault Claims - The Jake Virtanen NHL Case
Family Law Guidance For Athletes – Dealing With Continuing Disputes Over Children
Family Law Guidance For Athletes – The Rules On Child Arrangements Post-Separation
IOC launches new long-term study of Olympians to protect athletes’ physical and mental health
Name Image & Likeness: Why U.S High School Athletes May Sue Over Rights Restrictions
A Review Of LawInSport’s Football Conference 2022: Key Lessons For The Sector
Unilateral extension options in football contracts: Are they valid and enforceable?
WADA to enhance its athlete representation through establishment of a 20-member Athlete Council
How Will Changes To Gambling Advertising Regulations To Protect Young People Affect Athletes?
Bullying In The Weighing Room – Will Bryony Frost's Case Mark A Sea Change For Sports?
The Independent Mali Basketball Abuse Investigation – Important Lessons For International Sport
Staying On Track: How To Protect Athletes From The Impact Of Family Breakdown
Sports Lawyer In Spotlight: Lindsay Brandon
The Case of Olympic Skater Kamila Valieva - Was CAS’s Decision Justified?
Safeguarding Athletes: Why World Athletics' New Policy Raises The Bar
Op-Ed: Why college athletes’ decision to opt-out of play-offs games should be respected?
Sports Law in 2022 – Key issues to watch in Europe
Key Sports Law Cases & Developments Of 2021 – Europe
Key Sports Law Cases And Developments Of 2021 – UK & Ireland
A guide to the regulation of transgender athlete participation in sport
World Athletics publishes Online Abuse Study covering Tokyo Olympic Games
• Female athletes were the target of 87% of all abuse
• 65% of all abusive posts warrant intervention from social media platforms
In line with its commitment to making athletics a safe and welcoming environment for everyone, World Athletics today publishes findings of a study conducted during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games to identify and address targeted, abusive messages sent to athletes via social media.
How Will FIFA's New Maternity Benefits Rules Impact U.S. Women's Soccer?
Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority Establishes Horsemen’s Advisory Group to Expand Ongoing Collaboration
Report finds bullying and emotional abuse were commonplace in Dutch triathlon
WADA publishes September webinar schedule: The future Athlete Council, developing national anti-doping legislation, and more
Legislation update - Preventing abuse in positions of trust in sport
Family Law Guidance For Athletes – How Assets Are Divided Upon Divorce
The Lifecycle Of An International Athlete - Key UK Income Tax Considerations For Non-Residents
Safeguarding Proceedings - How To Balance The Rights Of The Accused With Treatment Of The Abused?
How The US Women’s Soccer Team’s New Equal Pay Deal Works
The Lifecycle Of An International Athlete – Dealing With Divorce
Are football clubs liable for the online racist abuse of their players?
The Lifecycle Of An International Athlete – Negotiating Sponsorship & Endorsements Deals
The Lifecycle Of An International Athlete - Navigating The UK Property Market
A Guide To Using young people's data in sport
Why Challenges Remain For US Women’s Soccer After Equal Pay Deal
A Sport-By-Sport Approach To Participation: How The NCAA Transgender Policy 2022 Impacts Student-Athletes
Investing To Win - Why Foreign Athletes Are Eyeing Indian Startups
Why Rule 50 still isn’t working for athletes - Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games
Personal Injury in Horseracing: Court Finds Jockey Guilty of Reckless Disregard For Safety
Sports Law in 2022 – Key issues to watch in North America
Sports Law in 2022 – Key issues to watch in Asia, Africa & Oceania
Key Sports Law Cases And Developments Of 2021 – Asia, Africa & Oceania
Key Sports Law Cases And Developments Of 2021 – North America
Protecting players: UEFA’s concussion charter for club and national teams
UEFA has taken another important step to protect players’ health and safety by launching a concussion charter for teams taking part in the European men’s and women’s club and national team competitions.
The Azeem Rafiq Case: How Sports Can Better Tackle Player Discrimination
World Players: IOC's call with Peng Shuai exacerbates alarm, special delegation needed
In the wake of Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai's call with International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach, the World Players Association has released the following statement:
The World Players Association repeats its call for the urgent establishment of a special delegation of international organizations and human rights experts to meet with Peng Shuai in order to ensure and obtain the necessary guarantees for her rights, health and safety.
