We advise sports-tech companies, platforms and investors on data, IP, commercial rights, athlete technology, AI-related sports products and regulatory strategy.
Sports-tech companies operate at the intersection of sport, data, technology, intellectual property, athlete rights and commercial implementation. In this environment, strong legal and commercial structures are essential from the early stages of product development through partnerships with clubs, leagues, athletes, sponsors and rights-holders.
We advise sports-tech companies, platforms, investors, clubs and sports businesses on commercial structures, data and IP rights, athlete technology, AI-related sports products, licensing, platform partnerships, sponsorship integrations and regulatory risk.
Our work focuses on helping sports-tech ventures move from product to market: building enforceable agreements, protecting ownership and data rights, managing regulatory exposure and structuring partnerships with the sports industry.
We also assist clients in areas where technology and sports regulation intersect, including athlete data, performance analytics, AI-based scouting, digital rights, privacy, commercial use of sports content, sponsorship activation and disputes arising from technology-related agreements.
The firm combines legal expertise, football industry experience and commercial understanding, helping sports-tech clients build products and partnerships that are legally protected, commercially viable and suitable for the realities of the sports market.