IOC sanctions Ukrainian cross-country skier Marina Lisogor for failing anti-doping test at Sochi 2014

IOC sanctions German biathlete Evi Sachenbacher-Stehle for failing anti-doping test at the Sochi Games

Indian sports law update 19 Feb 2014

IOC Executive Board lifts suspension of NOC of India

IOC extends TOP partnership with Panasonic to 2024

LawInSport and Sports Lawyers Association announce a transatlantic partnership

UK Anti-Doping completes Sochi Pre-Games Prevention Programme

The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport responds to public comments by cycling athlete Sebastian Salas

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) ready for the Sochi Olympic Winter Games

IOC awards 2014-2016 broadcast rights in Sub-Saharan Africa

Commonwealth Games England implement their first mandatory anti-doping education policy

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