Nick White appears on Law In Sport's webinar on the legal rights to player data
Nick White spoke on Law In Sport's webinar on the legal rights to player data. Listen to the webinar here:
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Nick White
Nick White quoted by the Financial Times on the Japanese government’s determination to press ahead with the Tokyo Olympics
While the organisers have no contractual rights to cancel, the IOC would have little recourse if Japan closed its borders.
Marc-Us Ong
Top 7 Data Protection Tips for Employers
Here are our top 7 data protection tips for employers.
Olivia Crane
Gone Phishing
There has been an increase in online phising attacks over the past year - but why?
Darren Bailey
Darren Bailey quoted by Citywire on the unseen battle between the American and European models of sport
Fans and regulators are paying more attention to how clubs and competitions are financed at a time when sports need capital.
Nick White
Pfizer, Ted Danson and the Olympic Vaccine Solution
Darren Bailey
Darren Bailey quoted extensively on the legalities of the European Super League proposals
Darren considers the legal questions that exist around the introduction of a European Super League.
Darren Bailey
Darren Bailey quoted by the Financial Times on the regulation of the sports betting industry
As the UK moves to a more regulated model, the US is throwing open the doors on the regulation of the sports betting industry.
Nick White
COVID-19 Certification: Why do the Sport and Retail sectors disagree?
Darren Bailey
Darren Bailey quoted by SportsPro on the UK government’s ongoing review of gambling sponsorship
A new code of conduct for betting firms rather than an outright ban on sports sponsorship is the likely way forward.
Daniel McDonagh
Transfer of Power: Brexit and the Football Transfer Market
Nowhere in football will the effect of Brexit more keenly be felt than in the transfer market.
Daniel McDonagh
The EPL's Fantasy Nightmare
Jonathan McDonald
Jonathan McDonald and Rahim Hirji write for LawInSport on the relationship between data protection and referee reports in English football
Is data in reports submitted by referees to the Football Association subject to the General Data Protection Regulation?
Nick White
Nick White writes for City AM on the publication of the first Olympic 'playbook'
How does Tokyo plan to stage a safe Olympics this year - and why cancellation remains the last resort.
Tanya Wilkie
Next Generation Cloud for Europe
Next Generation Cloud for Europe
Nic Couchman
Nic Couchman quoted by Host City on private investment in sport
Sports were once seen as risky ventures that wouldn’t get past an investment committee – this has changed.
ePrivacy Update
The draft ePrivacy Regulation has been talked about for almost as long as the GDPR itself.
Brexit changes to the data protection regime
Following the end of the Brexit transition period (which ended on 31 December 2020), the GDPR no longer applies in the UK.
Developments to the Standard Contractual Clauses
On 12 November 2020, the European Commission released a draft set of new Standard Contractual Clauses.
Nick White
Nick White writes for Host City on the debate surrounding whether the Olympics will go ahead this summer
It is perhaps the biggest question in sport right now: will the Olympics go ahead this summer?