An accepted definition of match-fixing of The National Policy on Match-Fixing in Sport in Australia (June 2011) is... Read more
The Act creates four criminal offences: paying bribes, receiving bribes, bribing foreign public officials and negligent... Read more
An investigation can be extremely stressful. Not only is the reputation of your club and your sport at stake, but your... Read more
The Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) process is a means by which an athlete can obtain approval to use a prescribed... Read more
No, the reverse. The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled in January 2018 that the ‘whereabouts requirements’... Read more
The minimum sanction for a "non-specified" substance, such as cocaine, is 12 months (except in rare instances where an... Read more
The list was first introduced in March 2004. Cocaine in an athlete’s urine sample has ever since been deemed a more... Read more
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) is a foundation created through a collective initiative led by the International... Read more
Much of the controversy surrounding the Olympics and sports in general is related to doping. Doping is the use of... Read more
Many athletes now self-monitor their performance through the use of technology that tracks personal data via a wearable... Read more
There are an increasing number of cases in football with agents in dispute with clubs for monies due to them under... Read more
Unlike sports agents, sports lawyers do not work on a commission or fee percentage basis, and can therefore provide you... Read more
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