International Federations in a complex world: law, governance and global strategy
SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT | Sport Resolutions Annual Conference 2026 in association with Winston & Strawn LLP
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SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT | Sport Resolutions Annual Conference 2026 in association with Winston & Strawn LLP
UK Anti-Doping is recruiting for a Deputy Director of Legal and Regulatory Affairs, a senior leadership role supporting and deputising across UKAD’s legal, regulatory and compliance work, while ensuring high-quality legal advice is delivered efficiently and on time.
UEFA has expressed concerns surrounding the Premier League’s new financial rules. Teams in the Premier League have voted for a new system called Squad Cost Ratio (SCR) starting from next season, allowing teams to spend 85% of their income on player costs, though clubs could go as high as 115% before points penalties are applied
Major League Soccer has handed Derrick Jones and Yaw Yeboah lifetime bans for “extensive” gambling when they both played for Columbus Crew during the 2024-25 season. The gambling involved them placing bets on their own team, which also included them winning a bet that Jones would receive a yellow card
A decision in the case of World Athletics against Fredrick Kerley has been issued by the World Athletics Disciplinary and Appeals Tribunal
SESSION ANNOUNCEMENT | Sport Resolutions Annual Conference 2026 in association with Winston & Strawn LLP
A decision in the case of World Athletics against Ms Twinkle Chaudhary has been issued by the Disciplinary and Appeals Tribunal
We are pleased to announce that Winston & Strawn LLP will continue as the naming rights sponsor for our Annual Conference 2026, marking the 10th consecutive year of their support
The Czech Association of Football Players (CAFH) has called for Czech coach, Petr Vlachovsky, to receive a lifetime ban from football for filming his female footballers in the changing room and showers with a hidden camera after he evaded jail and was instead given a suspended one-year prison sentence and a five-year domestic coaching ban in 2025, meaning he can still coach abroad as well