10 takeaways following the Saracens Salary Cap train wreck
23rd Jan 2020
Never underestimate the rules and regulations of a national governing body. Rules are …
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Breakfast Seminar – Peter Ridsdale
13th Dec 2019
Here it is, our first breakfast event held last Friday, the speaker was Peter Ridsdale, th…
Saracens Salary Cap Breach
06th Nov 2019
This week should have been one of celebration with England as world champions and everyone…
Rooney v Vardy: Social Media & Cyber Security
12th Oct 2019
Whilst many people are worrying about Brexit, the world of celebrity seems to be gripped b…
Liverpool v Man City £1m settlement
09th Oct 2019
It’s unusual to see a complaint that was raised over 6 years ago to be now making headli…
Have Celebrity Injunctions Become Virtually Impossible to Enforce?
20th Apr 2016
The recently well publicised case of PJS v News Group Newspapers Ltd (‘NGN’) has seen …
Characteristics of the Reader Taken into Account When Deciding the Meaning of Words in Defamation Cases
18th Feb 2016
In Theedom v Nourish Training (t/a CSP Recruitment) the Claimant, a former employee of Nou…
The Requirement for Claimants in Defamation Proceedings to show that their Reputation Suffered, or is Likely to Suffer, Serious Harm Emphasised by the High Court.
09th Feb 2016
In Sobrinho v Impresa Publishing SA the High Court was asked to determine whether a Portug…
FrontRow Legal wins High Court battle for Keith Mason
22nd Aug 2013
FrontRow Legal recently successfully represented rugby league player Keith Mason ‘'the P…
Mclroy & Nike do not see eye to eye with Oakley
21st Jan 2013
Apparel-maker Oakley has sued golfer Rory McIlroy and Nike, saying they breached the world…
Oprah Winfrey interview, the end of the road for Lance Armstrong?
16th Jan 2013
Like all those who are accustomed to winning, the expression ‘preparation is the key to …
Ambush Marketing – Part Three
07th Aug 2012
In the last blog on ambush marketing I dealt in outline with the forms ambush marketing ca…