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3PB’s Sports Law Group has an exceptional reputation for its expertise, practice and service standards with members recognised in Chambers and Partners and Legal 500 and other directories.

4 New Square’s barristers have a strong reputation for sports law – both in relation to sports disciplinary law and commercial sporting matters. 

Al Tamimi & Company is the first Middle East Law firm to operate a dedicated Sports & Events Management practice and provide a comprehensive range of legal services throughout the Middle East region, covering all areas relevant to the sports industry.

Our Sports Law practice consists entirely of leading experts who are each specialists in the field’s various legal issues and at the same time have a profound understanding of the sports business.

Members of Blackstone Chambers have exceptional expertise and experience across all areas of sports law, ranging from state control of the sector, through sports body governance and regulation, and employment and other horizontal relationships between participants, to all aspects of the commercial exploitation of sport.

Charles Russell Speechlys has advised clients in the sports sector for more than 100 years and has acted in many of the leading cases which have helped to shape what is now known as "sports law".

The Dentons Sports Group provides commercial solutions for clubs, governing bodies, rights holders, broadcasters and individual sportsmen and women.

Frankfurt Kurnit's Sports Group represents a wide variety of clients, including leagues, teams, governing bodies, and other rights holders; leading corporate sponsors, sports brands, fitness brands, marketing agencies, multi-media organizations, and content distributors; and well-known athletes, management companies, coaches, sportscasters, sportswriters, and executives.

Gateley Plc has built an in depth understanding and experience of the sports and leisure sector from many years of providing high quality, commercial and practical legal advice to clients. As a result of our sector expertise we are always able to meet the demands of any sports or leisure business.

Kellerhals Carrard is one of the world’s leading international sports law firms. Its practice covers all areas of sports law, including disputes and commercial matters.

LawNK is a boutique law firm established in 2006 and based in Bengaluru, India. Widely considered India’s premier sports law practice, we have inter alia advised the International Cricket Council on the organization of the ICC Cricket World 2011 in the sub-continent.

Lewis Silkin’s Sports Business Group works with many of the world’s best known sports brands, as well as for sponsors, agencies and venues across a wide range of sports.

Onside Law specialises in providing legal advice to clients in the sports industry.

Ranked in Legal 500 a leading firm in Sport, Peters & Peters provide a unique service in the Sports Law market, specialising in sports disputes and contentious litigation. Peters & Peters  deal with all forms of commercial, corporate and business disputes, both domestic and international. 

Our multi-disciplinary sports team provides a full service to our sports clients. Our clients include national sports governing bodies, Premiership football clubs, sponsors, investors, broadcasters and brands.

Sheridans' industry-recognised Sports Law group works with and within a number of sports, including football, cricket, basketball, tennis, athletics, golf, rugby union and league, table tennis, cycling, badminton and netball, and regularly advises clients (both in the UK and internationally) on all commercial matters relating to sports law.

The Squire Patton Boggs (UK) LLP Sports Law Practice Group offers market leading experience and expertise in the legal, commercial and regulatory issues affecting the sports industry around the globe.

The sports team at Wiggin specialises in the acquisition, packaging, exploitation and protection of high value commercial sports rights across all media and technology. They provide advice to organisations and rights holders exploiting audio-visual and data rights and broadcasters and aggregators acquiring such media rights.