Henry Moore: Tavendale and Partners Head of Sports Law on the Indian Panthers saga

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As the Indian Panthers saga draws to a sad close, questions are being raised as to who should be held accountable for this failure. Henry Moore is the head of the Sports Law practice at law firm Tavendale and Partners, and he joined Piney to discuss what potential legal ramifications for the Panters and the NZNBL. He told Piney that realistically, the consequences are more likely to be reputational as opposed to legal. “The leagues credibility is obviously now under question, and that’s one of the biggest challenges for the sport, I think.” LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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