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Chris Lavey
Chris is a London-based trainee at Bird & Bird who is due to qualify into the Media, Entertainment & Sports group in September 2017.
He has worked on a wide range of contentious and non-contentious matters in the sports sector and spent three months on secondment with a national governing body. He has a particular interest in the sport, entertainment and media sector but he has a range of experience in the Intellectual Property, Employment and Dispute Resolution teams at Bird & Bird. Chris has a master's degree and postgraduate certificate in sports law, and before joining Bird & Bird managed anti-doping cases and other disputes in the sports industry.
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