Metaverses – A Brave New World for Sports Brands?
FIFA Disciplinary Committee suspends players on grounds of doping
LawInSport Roundtable: The Key Legal Themes On NFTs In Sport
A Guide To How Trade Marks Work In Formula One®
Sega’s Battle Against Man Utd In Football Manager Trade Mark Case Ends In Settlement
The NBA Lawyers’ Business, Part 2: Music Synch Licensing
How could US college football be restructured to improve its competitive & economic potential?
Serie-A strike deal with Google: how big-tech platforms are helping tackle online sports piracy
Inaugural Motorsport Law Conference 2021 - Speakers & Agenda
LawInSport's inaugural Motorsport Law conference takes place on 30 & 31 March 2021 to hear from leading lawyers & executives from motorsport to discuss the most important legal developments in the motorsport industry.
Game Theory & The Beautiful Game: Ibrahimovic, EA Sports And Collective Bargaining Of Image Rights
College athlete’s payment case to be heard by US Supreme Court
The US Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case regarding payments to college athletes after a lower court barred the NCAA from capping athlete’s education-related compensation and benefits.
Copyright in tattoos: U.S. court rules for artist in Randy Orton / WWE 2K case
World Rugby appoints Chris Synnott as Head of Broadcast and Media Rights Sales
World Rugby has announced the appointment of Chris Synnott as Head of Broadcast and Media Rights Sales. With a focus on expanding the media rights sales strategy of leading properties such as the men’s and women’s Rugby World Cups, Synnott starts with the international federation in December.
FIFA launches LED perimeter board request for information
FIFA is looking to appoint a service provider for the provision, management and operation of LED perimeter boards for FIFA events taking place in the period 2021-23.
Is there trouble on the horizon for algorithms in sport?
A sleeping giant: insights into Nigeria’s emerging esports industry
Five F1 teams to appeal Racing Point fine for copying Mercedes parts
Five F1 teams have said that they intend to appeal the decision to fine Racing Point for copying Mercedes parts as the verdict allows the team to continue using the copied parts.
British Gymnastics land well - lessons for governing bodies on trade mark infringement claims
Football Manager & Man United - how IP connects the virtual and real football worlds
Sport and intellectual property – the year in review 2019/20
Play by play – an introduction to esports, monetisation and IP rights
How to choose, protect and enforce trade marks as a professional athlete: the view from Germany
How To Launch An NFT – Key Tips For Sports Organisations
The Lifecycle Of An International Athlete - Dealing With Branding And Image Rights
Panel Summary - Commercialising Digital Assets: Opportunities & Threats From New Digital Revenue Streams for NFTs
EUIPO 2 : AC Milan 0 - AC Milan Fails To Register Its New Club Crest In EU Trade Mark Case
Cultivating Culture Through Commoditisation: Why NFTs Present An Unparalleled Opportunity For The Sports Sector
The Legal Recognition Of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) In India
Sport and intellectual property – the year in review 2020/21
College athletes will be able to make money off their name, image and likeness after NCAA rule change
From today college athletes will be able to make money off their name, image and likeness (NIL) after the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) passed a landmark legislative change.
How The Professional Collegiate League Aims To Disrupt College Athletics: Part 1 - Challenging An Economic Cartel
Day 2: Motorsport Law Conference - Commercial & Legal Issues in Motorsport - 4pm BST
LawInSport's inaugural Motorsport Law Conference will finish with a discussion on the commercial and legal issues in motorsport - 31 March, 4 PM BST.
How Brexit Affects Sports Broadcasting In The UK And Europe
How the EU’s newly proposed Digital Services Act could benefit the sports industry
FIFA holds Data Protection Summit to share best practices with global football community
WTA and Stats Perform serve up breakthrough partnership
UEFA, Premier League and Canal+ International, welcome decision of Rwandan court in the fight against piracy
The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA), organizer and owner of the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League competitions, the Football Association Premier League Limited, organizer and owner of the English Premier League (EPL) competition and Canal+ International, their broadcast partner in French-language for these competitions in the territory of the Republic of Rwanda welcome the decision No RCOMA 00877/2019/HCC rendered on 9 September 2020 in their favour by the Commercial High Court of Rwanda against the Rwandan TV channel “Victory TV Ltd”.
LawInSport Yearbook 2019-2020
Artificial intelligence in sports – the legal and ethical issues at play
Five F1 teams to appeal Racing Point fine for copying Mercedes parts
Five F1 teams have said that they intend to appeal the decision to fine Racing Point for copying Mercedes parts as the verdict allows the team to continue using the copied parts.
UKAD publishes new UK Anti-Doping Rules for 2021
UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) has published new Anti-Doping Rules which will come into effect on 1st January 2021 in line with the 2021 World Anti-Doping Code.
From Milan to Miami: an Inter-national trademark battle
São Paulo FC score victory in Chilean trademark infringement case
FIFA acknowledges WTO panel report
FIFA acknowledges the final panel report published by the World Trade Organization (WTO) in relation to the activity of the pirate broadcaster known as ‘beoutQ’ and the active involvement and support that has been provided by Saudi Arabia (KSA) in the past three years.
How Italy is tackling ambush marketing ahead of UEFA 2021 & 2026 Winter Olympics
Rule 40 in the United States: new opportunities for sponsors but with strings attached
The WS Sports Law Conference