Andrew Street

Andrew Street
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Andrew Street

Andrew Street

Partner


London
Andrew Street
  1. People /

Andrew Street

Andrew Street

Partner


London

Andrew Street

Partner

London

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Biography

Andrew is a Partner in the Firm’s Business & Commercial Disputes Team and advises on a wide array of complex commercial disputes. He routinely acts on cases with an international dimension, many of which involve conflicts of law issues between different jurisdictions. Andrew has experience in high value corporate and shareholder disputes, civil fraud, and complex trusts disputes.

Andrew also advises on matters involving reputation management, including actions for defamation, breach of confidence/privacy, and protection of data.

Andrew’s practice focuses on advising high profile public figures, financial institutions, public companies, and clients in the real estate funds and sport sectors.

Andrew has specific expertise and experience in sports disputes and contentious regulatory and disciplinary matters in sport. He is a member of the Judicial Panels for the LTA and England Boxing, is a contributing author to the textbook ‘Football and the Law’ (Bloomsbury publishing), has been published by The Times on sports law issues, and was ranked by Chambers for sports law in 2022 and 2023.

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  • Sports & Entertainment Contract, Endorsement & Celebrity Representation Practice

  • Anti-Doping Practice

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  • Naming Rights & Sponsorship Practice

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  • Sports & Entertainment Specialty Counseling Practice

  • Entertainment Industry Practice

  • Sports & Event Financing

  • Collegiate Sports Practice

  • Olympic & National Governing Body Practice

  • Professional Sports Team Practice

  • BCLP Data Breach Hotline

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