Blog archive

The FA has today (12 February 2021) published the written reasons in the case of The FA v Nathaniel Mendez-Laing...

On 1 December 2020, The Home Office approved the revised entry requirements for overseas players post Brexit.

A recent case affecting Bath Rugby Club may mean that the club has to abandon its plan to build a new 18,000 seater stadium...

The Who’s Who Legal (“WWL”): Sport & Entertainment 2020 Awards were announced today, and we are absolutely delighted that our Mark Hovell has been selected as Sports Lawyer of the Year, and Mills & Reeve LLP were announced as the Sports Firm of the Year!

FIFA has today published the final version of its Anti-Doping Rules (“ADR”) which come into force on 1 January 2021...

Our Carol Couse and Tiran Gunawardena have contributed a chapter to a book to be published by The Sports Law and Policy Centre titled “Transfers of Football Players: A practical approach to implementing FIFA rules.”

eSports have generally suffered from a lack of recognition in society as a whole and this is particularly true when it comes to government policy...

As we glide into a new decade, we are really excited to present Part 2 of our 2019 Review and 2020 Predictions for Sports Media & Tech.

The SportsTech 10 is Mills & Reeve’s series of ten question interviews with some of the most important stakeholders and disruptors in the SportsTech ecosystem...

For British sports fans, the on-field highlights of 2019 will live long in the memory...

For our fourth interview in the series, we are thrilled to share the insights of a genuine international SportsTech Godfather, Nick Maywald.

In this interview series we focus on the fast-emerging Nordic SportsTech scene, and in particular the various and impressive initiatives led by Carsten Couchouron, who is based in Copenhagen.