Headliner - Crowded Out: Learnings from Hillsborough

It has become a fairly regular and widely accepted practice among many high profile athletes to incorporate separate legal entities. These legal entities are usually in the form of ‘loan out’ corporations wholly owned by the athlete. Typically the athlete then becomes an ‘employee’ of his own corporation, and the primary function of such corporation is to loan out the services or the image rights of the athlete to third parties.

1. Feature – Due Process: Case Comment on Azharuddin v. Board of Control for Cricket in India
2. Current Affairs - Emerging Law in Sports Broadcast and Proprietary Rights
3. Learning Module – Immigration Procedures and Requirements for Athletes in the United States of America
4. The Month in Sports Law News