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Daniel McDonagh

Associate

Dan is a litigation and disputes lawyer specialising in the sports sector.

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About

Dan is an associate in the Commercial Dispute Resolution team and is an active member of the firm’s sports sector team.

Dan has a broad range of civil litigation experience, but works primarily in contentious and regulatory sports matters, as well as on media and defamation disputes and data protection matters.

Dan is admitted to practice in England and Wales.

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  • Arbitration: Getting value for your money

    Daniel McDonagh

    Insights

  • Danielle Sharkey and Daniel McDonagh write for City AM on sports cases that could define 2024

    Danielle Sharkey

    In The Press

  • The Athletic quotes Daniel McDonagh on multi-club ownership regulations

    Daniel McDonagh

    In The Press

  • The Athletic quotes Daniel McDonagh on the Red Bull case and what this tells us about multi-club ownership

    Daniel McDonagh

    In The Press

  • Closing the Cookie Jar

    Rory Partridge

    Insights

  • Keep Your Enemies Close – Multi-Club Ownership in UEFA Competition

    Daniel McDonagh

    Quick Reads

  • Blue Sky Linking

    Daniel McDonagh

    Insights

  • Don’t Gamble on Bingo Ads, Warns ASA

    Daniel McDonagh

    Insights

  • Burn After Redditting – Scottish Court of Session Lays Down Marker for Online Copyright Protection

    Daniel McDonagh

    Insights

  • Transfer of Power: Brexit and the Football Transfer Market

    Daniel McDonagh

    Insights

  • The EPL's Fantasy Nightmare

    Daniel McDonagh

    Quick Reads

  • Sports Self-Regulation on Thin Ice

    Daniel McDonagh

    Insights

  • CMA Chief Executive Calls for New Regime to Regulate Digital Markets

    Daniel McDonagh

    Insights

  • Think of the Children – ASA Showcases New Approach to Online Protection of Minors

    Daniel McDonagh

    Insights

  • New fans, new media

    Daniel McDonagh

    Insights

  • High Street Revisited

    Daniel McDonagh

    Quick Reads

  • Permitted development: a right to add new storeys to your home

    Claire Fallows

    Insights

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