Retaining footballing talent – self help, litigation, and market forces
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Andrew Clarke QC
Andrew Clarke QC is a leading employment lawyer, part-time judge and co-head of Littleton Chambers in London.
He has extensive experience of advising and representing clubs, players and sporting bodies in both employment and commercial disputes and in mediating and arbitrating such disputes.
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Football managers’ contracts: why clubs should link termination clauses to performance
Published Friday, 10 October 2014.
Combating match-fixing – the need for a consistent approach to preventative measures and duties to report
Published Monday, 26 May 2014.
Relating to the fans
Published Thursday, 06 February 2014.
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