Testing Positive - The Process
ITIA Quarterly Update - Q1 2023
ATP & LaLiga Launch Player Education Programme
International Tennis Integrity Agency v Andrej Martin
‘Another Significant Step Towards Gender Parity'
ITF Statement - Russian and Belarusian Athletes Entry into UK Events
Visibility Of Women’s Sport: What Athletes And Influencers Need To Know Before Launching A Podcast
Russian player receives Tennis Anti-Doping sanction
US player Adam El Mihdawy banned from tennis
Metaverses – A Brave New World for Sports Brands?
Italian umpire banned from tennis - Lorenzo Chiurazzi banned for seven and a half years
ITF v Shoshyna
Slovakian tennis player issued provisional suspension under Tennis Anti-Doping Programme
Dutch coach Max Wenders banned from tennis for 12 years
Chilean tennis player banned for match fixing offenses
Gilbert Soares Klier Junior issued provisional suspension under Tennis Anti-Doping Programme
ASOIF publishes international federation governance review
Tara Moore issued provisional suspension under Tennis Anti-Doping Programme
Despite removal of ranking points Wimbledon refuses to allow Russians and Belarusians to compete
Two French tennis players provisionally suspended
Legal Rights In Performance Data: Why Athletes Need To Dig Down For Data Mining
Can athletes successfully challenge COVID-19 vaccine mandates? A case study from the Australian Open 2022
Registration Extension & Financial Support - Sports Law Arbitration Moot (SLAM)
Only three weeks after the launch of the SLAM 2022, 30+ teams registered for the global sports law moot competition. However, many teams have asked for an extension, and following consultations with students and academic institutions, we are excited to be announcing the registration deadline has been extended to 8 December 2021.
World Players Association statement on Peng Shuai
The global player association movement is deeply concerned for the health and safety of Peng Shuai. Players who speak out are frequently targeted and left exposed to harm and abuse without protection or support, and that must end.
Incomplete, Unclear & Contradictory...How CAS & the Swiss Federal Tribunal Approach Pathological Arbitration Clauses
Crepatte handed three-year suspension for multiple TACP breaches
IBIA reports 40 suspicious betting alerts in Q1
Electronic Line Calling Live To Be Adopted Across The ATP Tour
Tennis Ireland Stands Tall as Gender Equality Pioneer
LTA Statement on Russian and Belarusian players at events in 2023
Slovenian and US tennis players provisionally suspended
Do Anti-Doping Rules Apply In Retirement? (UKAD v Ben Harrison)
Court of Arbitration for Sport dismisses Franco Feitt appeal
Juan-Carlos Osorio Hernández issued provisional suspension under Tennis Anti-Doping Programme
Negotiating athlete endorsement agreements in India
International Tennis Federation v Stéphane Houdet
Felipe Hernandez issued provisional suspension under Tennis Anti-Doping Programme
Mexican tennis player provisionally suspended under Tennis Anti-Doping Programme
The Lifecycle Of An International Athlete - Key UK Income Tax Considerations For Non-Residents
Italian chair umpire provisionally suspended
Bárbara Gatica Avilés issued provisional suspension under Tennis Anti-Doping Programme
Chilean tennis coach provisionally suspended
LTA publishes landmark Environmental Sustainability Plan for tennis in Britain
El Salvador tennis player banned for five months
How To Approach ‘ESG Criteria’ When Hosting Major Sports Events
Key Sports Law Cases & Developments Of 2021 – Europe
Bitcoin Payments In Sport - The Opportunities And Risks For Clubs And Players
ATP Announces Rule Changes To Speed Play
ATP has announced new rules relating to toilet breaks, attire changes to come into effect from 2022, in addition to a proposed change to the Medical Time Out rule (start date TBC).
Toilet Break & Change of Attire (Effective 2022)
Statement by Steve Simon, WTA Chairman & CEO on recent video posted by China state-run media of Peng Shuai
Statement by Steve Simon, WTA Chairman & CEO on the recent video posted by China state-run media of Peng Shuai:
“I am glad to see the videos released by China state-run media that appear to show Peng Shuai at a restaurant in Beijing. While it is positive to see her, it remains unclear if she is free and able to make decisions and take actions on her own, without coercion or external interference. This video alone is insufficient. As I have stated from the beginning, I remain concerned about Peng Shuai’s health and safety and that the allegation of sexual assault is being censored and swept under the rug. I have been clear about what needs to happen and our relationship with China is at a crossroads.”
Statement by Steve Simon, WTA Chairman & CEO on Peng Shuai
"The statement released today by Chinese state media concerning Peng Shuai only raises my concerns as to her safety and whereabouts.
