Law News
The English Premier League’s latest round of court action against importers of foreign satellite TV decoder boxes and cards has led to both sides claiming victory. Read More »
- Optus wins crucial Australian court victory - 2nd February 2012
- Valcke expects FIFA World Cup law breakthrough - 17th January 2012
- DFL receives approval for Bundesliga rights tender - 16th January 2012
- Bwin.party loses Portuguese court battle - 10th January 2012
- FC Sion ready to continue fight against governing bodies - 3rd January 2012
- FCC rules in favour of Tennis Channel in Comcast dispute - 22nd December 2011
- Sevilla president Del Nido handed lengthy prison term - 20th December 2011
- CAS rules in favour of UEFA in Sion dispute - 16th December 2011
SportBusiness International
Is the betting industry getting a free ride on the back of sports by not paying appropriately for the use of results and other IP? Read More »
Are sports governing bodies truly focused on integrity in sport or merely eyeing the dollar signs? Read More »
Is Sepp Blatter’s decision to launch an independent anti-corruption unit a genuine and valuable attempt to repair FIFA’s reputation? Read More »
SportBusiness Spotlight
Paul Daniels, head of Russell Jones & Walker's sports team, asks whether the Rooney Rule would bring positive change to UK football. Read More »
Image rights: where are we now? Sharon Brennan, partner in the commercial tax unit of Lewis Silkin LLP, fills us in. Read More »
Next on the SportBusiness conference calendar: Sport and iGaming 2011 Read More »












