@article{25896,
      recid = {25896},
      author = {Lewis, Adam., and Lewis, Adam, and Taylor, Jonathan,},
      title = {Sport : law and practice /},
      pages = {lxxi, 1485 pages ;},
      abstract = {"This is a major textbook on Sports Law in the UK and  consolidates guidance across all the major practice areas  of interest to sports lawyers. Written by a team of  acknowledged and acclaimed experts, this comprehensive work  is essential reading for solicitors and barristers  practising sports law, as well as Universities, governing  bodies, sports agencies, clubs and commercial firms ...  With numerous practical insights from the frontline, this  book is full of practice tips, precedent clauses, detailed  explanations of key practical issues and step-by-step  analysis. It covers: The bringing of challenges to the  actions of sports regulatory bodies, Defending anti-doping  and other disciplinary charges How to create, exploit and  defend from third party infringement the commercial rights  to sporting properties, including the commercial programme  around a sports event ... Fully updated, this second  edition reflects the impact of a number of significant  changes to the law and developments in case law since the  last edition in 2002. In particular it has been revised to  reflect: Bradley v. Jockey Club, EWHC, 2004; Meca-Medina,  ECJ 2006; New revised World Anti-Doping Code, effective as  of 1 January 2009; Douglas v. Hello!, 2007; The legislation  for the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games ... This  new edition contains a number of new chapters covering key  new content, including: A stand-alone chapter on the Court  of Arbitration for Sport; New chapters on key areas of  regulatory concern: transfers, player-agents, child  protection and sports governance; A new stand-alone section  on the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games"--Publisher.},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/25896},
}