A Guide To The Labour Structure Of The US Women's Soccer Team and League (NWSL)
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G League players unionize with assist from the NBPA
With the assistance and support of the National Basketball Players Association (NBPA), G League players have organized and formed their own union, temporarily named the Basketball Players Union (BPU).
How to improve Premiership Rugby’s Salary Cap regulations after the Saracens affair?
Published Friday, 31 January 2020.
Physiological and performance data in sport and the legal issues it raises
Published Thursday, 15 August 2019.
How agents are regulated in the NFL and the potential lessons for FIFA
Published Friday, 07 December 2018.
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Part 12: Stadiums and venues
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Part 10 - Intellectual property and broadcasting
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Part 8 - International and Olympic sports
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Part 6 - Individual Sports
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Part 3- Leagues (non-labor matters)
A comparison of sports regulations on the use of wearable technology & data collection
Published Wednesday, 24 January 2018.
The next step: PFA report seeks to protect growth of Australian Women's Football
For the love of money: exploring the decision in the Saracens salary cap case
Published Thursday, 06 February 2020.
A second bite of the cherry: reviewing the 2019-2022 wage deal for the Australian Football League Women
Published Thursday, 14 November 2019.
How technology is improving the fan experience – and creating legal challenges for clubs and leagues
Published Friday, 22 February 2019.
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Part 13: Sports betting and daily fantasy sports
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Part 11: Personal injury, health and safety
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Part 9 - Gender equality and civil rights
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Part 7 - College, high school and youth sports
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Parts 4&5. Contracts and tort
US Sports Law Year in Review (2017/18) – Parts 1&2: agents & agent regulation; and leagues (labor matters)
Social issues & the extent of the NFL Commissioner’s powers: A review of Ezekiel Elliott case
Published Monday, 04 December 2017.
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