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Sport: Law and Practice 4th ed (eBook)

Edited by: Adam Lewis QC, Jonathan Taylor QC

ISBN13: 9781526509277

Published: March 2021

Publisher: Bloomsbury Professional

Country of Publication: UK

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Sport: Law and Practice consolidates guidance across all the major practice areas of interest to solicitors and barristers practising sports law, as well as Universities, governing bodies, sports agencies, clubs and commercial firms.

The new 4th Edition features updates to all the existing chapters with some restructuring to reflect modern practice, plus the addition of a number of new chapters, including:

Data protection
Public funding of sport
Best practice in sports governance
Effective sports regulation
Eligibility
Misconduct
Investigations and enquiries
Ticketing
Exploiting sports data
HMRC investigations, tax enquiries and disputes in the sports sector
ESports

Subjects:: Sports Law, eBooks

Contents:: Part A. Governance of the Sports Sector; 1. Self-governance by sports governing bodies; 2. Forms of organisation of sports governing bodies; 3. Government intervention in the sports sector; 4. Data protection; 5. Public funding of sport; 6. Best practice is sports governance; Part B: Regulating Sport; 1. Effective sports regulation: the basic principles; 2. Eligibility; 3. Selection; 4. Misconduct; 5. Doping; 6. match-fixing and related integrity issues; 7. Ownership and finances; 8. Safeguarding; Part C: Enforcing the Rules; 1. Investigations and enquiries; 2. Disciplinary proceedings; 3. Disciplinary proceedings relating to on-field offences; 4. Other internal proceedings; 5. The Court of Arbitration for Sport; Part D: Challenges to the Actions of Sports Governing Bodies; 1. Actions of a sports governing body; 2. Identification of causes of an action that form a basis for challenge; 3. Choices of forum; 4. Public or private?; 5. Varying degree of review; 6. Grounds for review arising out of control of sport; 7. Contract; 8. Tort; 9. Restraint of trade; 10. Competition law; 11. Free movement; 12. Human rights; 13. Discrimination; 14. Remedies; 15. Procedural aspects; 16. Arbitration in sport; Part E: Relations Between Clubs and Players/Managers; 1. Player and manager contracts; 2. Players' agents; 3. Player transfers; Part F: Liability Arising out of Participation in Sport; 1. Civil liability arising out of participation in sport; 2. Criminal liability arising out of participation in sport; Part G: Capturing the Commercial Value of Sport; 1. Proprietary rights in sports events/ambush marketing; 2. Venues and events management; 3.Ticketing; 4. Broadcasting and new media; 5. Sponsorship; 6. Image rights; 7. Merchandising and licensing; 8. Hospitality; 9. Exploiting sports data; Part H: Tax Issues in the Sports Sector; 1. Taxation of sports organisations; 2. Tax and financial planning for individual athletes; 3. Tax treatment of image rights; 4. HMRC investigations, tax enquiries and disputes in the sports sector; Part I: ESports; Appendices