Is rugby union on the precipice?

Could a change in mindset from directors of struggling clubs and governing bodies be the key to saving rugby? Our sports law team explores.
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Could a change in mindset from directors of struggling clubs and governing bodies be the key to saving rugby? Our sports law team explores.

130 football stars have signed an open letter urging football’s governing body FIFA to reconsider its lucrative sponsorship deal with Aramco for the 2027 Women’s World Cup.

We caught up with Rezzil’s Co-Founder Andy Etches to discuss the legal challenges he faced while setting up and scaling the business.

In HMRC v PGMOL, the Supreme Court's judgment has undermined the significance of mutuality of obligation as a legal and practical factor when assessing employment status.

Our sports technology team scan the horizon of technological development and outline the key legal considerations that sports regulators, governors and organisations must address at the outset of digital transformation.

We spoke with Rezzil's founder Andy Etches to find out how virtual technology may be increasingly used in injury prevention, treatment and recovery.

We discuss the initiatives in place for female athletes at Paris 2024 and the importance of this milestone for women in sports.

We explain how PSR actually works and explore the most recent means of navigating it, including new loopholes like ‘swap’ deals.

The use of AI and technology in sporting events is ever-growing — and the Paris 2024 Olympic Games were no exception.

Sport eligibility specialist Catherine Forshaw sets out the legal position on boxer Imane Khelif's Olympic participation at Paris 2024.

We spoke to our expert lawyers across our housing, retail, regulatory, recruitment, employment, technology and sport teams to understand how new bills and laws may impact businesses.

Our private client law team explore the proposed changes to the non-dom regime and how they could impact sportspeople.