Suing the School, Not the Sport | Will Pucovski's Concussion Claim
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Tim Fuller and Matt Krog put the week's biggest sports law stories under the legal blowtorch, starting with former Test cricketer Will Pucovski's concussion claim against Brighton Grammar School and what a school's duty of care to a minor actually covers.
They break down the landmark Court of Arbitration for Sport ruling in Göthberg v Lazio, where a pregnant footballer won compensation despite never signing a contract, and what FIFA's maternity regulations, the Masters v Cameron principle and the privacy of medical information now mean for clubs.
They also weigh UEFA's criminal mismanagement move against FIFA through the Swiss and US courts, the field of play principle behind a controversial QAFL finish, and the consent questions running through sports documentaries, from Danny Rose at Spurs to the Ettingshausen defamation case.
This podcast is general commentary and analysis, not legal advice.