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Negotiating Media Rights Agreements in Sports Part 1: The Kick-Off

Categories: Sports Law, Blog

Negotiating Media Rights Agreements in Sports Part 1: The Kick-Off

29 July 2025

What sports organizations must consider when allocating media rights – legally compliant, commercially smart, and competition-law safe.

Centralization of Sports Rights Part 2: Opportunities, Risks, and Regulatory Hurdles

Categories: Sports Law, Blog

Centralization of Sports Rights Part 2: Opportunities, Risks, and Regulatory Hurdles

30 June 2025

In part 1 of this article, which describes the procedure for a proposed bundling of sports rights, we provided an initial overview and clarified which sports rights can reasonably be considered for centralization. In the next...

Centralization of Sports Rights - Part 1: An Initial Legal Overview

Categories: Sports Law, Blog

Centralization of Sports Rights - Part 1: An Initial Legal Overview

16 April 2025

This blog analyses the opportunities and risks of centralizing sports rights for coverage, marketing and structure. The focus is on economic, strategic and l

Athlete Organizations in Individual Sports Part 2: How to Successfully Establish Them

Categories: Sports Law, Blog

Athlete Organizations in Individual Sports Part 2: How to Successfully Establish Them

26 March 2025

This second part of the article shows how athletes can establish such organizations and what the main structural considerations are.

Athlete Organizations in Individual Sports Part 1: Why They Are Needed Today

Categories: Sports Law, Blog

Athlete Organizations in Individual Sports Part 1: Why They Are Needed Today

10 March 2025

Athletes' unions or similar organizations are not uncommon in team sports such as football or ice hockey. In individual sports, however, this is a novelty with some special features. This is because in individual sports, athletes...

Public Viewing (Screening) in Switzerland: Do I Need a Licence?

Public Viewing (Screening) in Switzerland: Do I Need a Licence?

21 October 2022

The matches of the upcoming FIFA World Cup will also be broadcast live at various locations in Switzerland. This article outlines the conditions under which organisers of public viewings need a separate licence.

Guide to the organisation of an e-Sports tournament

Category: Sports Law

Guide to the organisation of an e-Sports tournament

2 June 2020

A legal overview for the organization of an esports tournament. The VISCHER sports law team is at your disposal.

Player transfers – a legal classification

Player transfers – a legal classification

14 June 2018

Why was Neymar able to transfer to Paris Saint-Germain for 222 million euros last summer, against the will of FC Barcelona, and thus get out of an ongoing employment contract? This article highlights what a transfer fee legally is, and how Financial Fair Play could help.

Ambush-Marketing: Associating major events in advertising

Ambush-Marketing: Associating major events in advertising

6 June 2018

With Ambush Marketing, a third party other than the organizer or sponsor, uses the popularity of a major event in its own advertising. This article shows the essential rules for such references.