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Our firm has put together the first of her monthly publication, which provides regulatory and…
As part of our desire to create opportunities for learning about sports law practice, our…
Our firm was invited to deliver a lecture at the Sports Law Masterclass of Discovery…
Regulatory & Procedural Updates In Sports – August 2020
Our firm has put together the first of her monthly publication, which provides regulatory and procedural updates in the sports industry. This edition covers updates in Athletics, Basketball, Football, and Tennis in the month of August 2020. Please click this…
Sportlicitors Completes Virtual Internship
As part of our desire to create opportunities for learning about sports law practice, our firm provided a virtual internship for law students from May 18 to June 5, 2020, The internship focused on football employment contracts and what constitutes…
Football Contracts – Some Common Errors Often Made by Football Club Owners in Nigeria
Introduction In the course of practice, I have been privileged to examine football employment contracts and representative contracts of parties. There some common errors I have generally noticed in some of such contracts, which this article seeks to address. The…
Sportlicitors Represented At The Maiden Sports Law Masterclass of Discovery Sports
Our firm was invited to deliver a lecture at the Sports Law Masterclass of Discovery Sports which took place in Lagos State yesterday. We were represented by 'Tosin Akinyemi who spoke on the competence of civil courts in respect of…
