1. The Nature of Sports Law 2. Overview: Framework of the Law Relating to Sport 3. Access to Sporting Competitions 4. Players' Rights 5. The Regulation of Play 6. The Commercial Exploitation of Sport 7. Disciplinary Proceedings in Sport 8. Remedies: The Resolution of Legal Disputes in Sport
The Hon Michael Beloff KC is a barrister at Blackstone Chambers. a former President of Trinity College Oxford, Master of the Bench of Grays Inn and a member of the Channel Islands Court of Appeal. He is a Member of the Court of Arbitration for Sport, Chairman of the International Cricket Council Code of Conduct Commission, a Member of the International Appeal Panel of Formula One, Editor of Sweet and Maxwell's International Sports Law Review, General Editor of Halsburys Laws on Sports Law (forthcoming), and President of the British Association of Sport and Law. Tim Kerr KC is a barrister at 11 King's Bench Walk specialising in sports law, administrative and employment law; he sits as a sports arbitrator and a Chancery civil recorder and conducts investigations for public sector bodies. Marie Demetriou KC is a barrister at Brick Court Chambers, London. Rupert Beloff is a Barrister at No5 Chambers, London, specialising in public law, sports law, commercial law and human rights.
…this edition is hugely well researched, equally well written and
provides a holistic approach to the wide-ranging elements that
comprise an ever-increasing and ever more popular specialist area
of the law…What sets this publication apart from its competitors is
the very essence that the reader is benefiting from the duality
both of the collective knowledge and hands-on experience of the
authorship in all aspects. A considered group opinion is thus put
forward and is notably refreshing in the process…It is thoroughly
enriched by being logical, intuitive, engagingly written and, above
all, insightful…Practitioners, academics and sports administrators
alike, cannot fail to be impressed and now everyone concerned in
sports law has at their fingertips a handbook they can treat as a
working bible. We cannot commend it highly enough.
*International Sports Law Review, Issue 4*
Any lawyer interested in the field of sports law should have the
Second Edition of Sports Law to hand; its lucid, comprehensive yet
concise exposition of the relevant jurisprudence is as invigorating
as a cold blast of fresh air in a sweaty workout. It reads like a
good opinion, in which the author has mastered his subject and
speaks authoritatively, with the answer and reasoning set out
clearly and understood...Sports Law is written with intellectual
rigour combined with a zest for the subject matter. The four
authors bring a diversity of juridical backgrounds that instils a
breath of vision into the analysis. If you are a busy practitioner
looking for the "answer" to a sports law problem, this is the
textbook; if you are an academic searching for some underlying
principles and theories, there is plenty for you too.
*Counsel Magazine*
One of the many strengths of this book is its concision and good
English. It is well bound, clearly and comprehensively footnoted
and with full case indices at the beginning. It is easy to read and
at £95 a bargain. Any law firm or sports organisation which has
sports legal issues arising from time to time would find this book
a very useful addition to library shelves. The authors have struck
a lovely balance between in-depth knowledgeable commentary but
presented in a way the busy lawyer can understand. It will be my
first port of call from now on for any sports law question.
*IT Law Today*
We have now reached the stage where sports law has assumed
considerable importance in the many different ways in which it is
addressed in this book. And in a country like ours, which is deeply
committed to many different sports for entertainment, for personal
satisfaction, for fitness, and for livelihoods and international
representation, justice in the world of sports is of great
importance, for some indeed of overwhelming importance. They, and
all those responsible for every sport need to know where they
stand, where they might go wrong, and where they need to think
before they make their decisions. This book tells them everything
they need to know.
*The Rt. Hon. The Lord Judge, Lord Chief Justice of England and
Wales,*
Review from the First Edition …this book clearly and accessibly
opens up a range of issues which should be of interest to anyone,
lawyers or otherwise, who has an interest in the position of sport
within an increasingly globalising economy.
*Tottel's Communications Law*
Review from the First Edition …the skill of the authors is such
that there may well now be a specialist sub-topic, the law of the
replica football shirtThis collection of interesting and
informative papers will help sports law to find a coherence of its
own and it is to be commended.
*Journal of the Law Society of Scotland*
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