News from our Sports Law Practice: Chambers and Partners publishes the new Sports Law Guide 2022 and relies on the Expertise of bpv Huegel

April 2022. Chambers and Partners recently published its latest edition of the Chambers Sports Law Global Practice Guide. The Sports Law 2022 Guide covers 13 jurisdictions, and we are pleased to have contributed the Austria chapter. Tamara Tomić, Andrea Zinober, Johannes Mitterecker and Paul Pfeifenberger share their expertise and experiences from the world of sports law and inform on – amongst others – anti-doping, betting, disciplinary proceedings, commercial rights, corporate governance, intellectual property, data protection law, dispute resolution, employment law, esports, non-fungible tokens and many more. Tamara Tomić and Johannes Mitterecker also wrap up the current trends and developments in the sports law industry in Austria.

 

Austrian chapter of the Sports Law 2022 Guide
Chambers Sports Law Global Practice Guide – Download

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