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Steven Flynn
Steven is a specialist sports law barrister at Kings Chambers and 2 Temple Gardens. His practice is focused on commercial, employment, and regulatory matters. Steven is frequently instructed by players, clubs, agents, governing bodies, and players’ associations to deal with high profile/value disputes in these areas.
Steven also sits as an arbitrator and is a Visiting Sports Law Fellow at the Centre for Sports Law Research, Edge Hill University.
Steven can be contacted at: SFlynn@kingschambers.com; SFlynn@2tg.co.uk
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