CRESTA‘s managing partner Sébastien Ledure on the legal and regulatory framework for agents in L’Echo: https://www.lecho.be/dossiers/footballgate/sebastien-ledure-la-fonction-d-agent-a-ete-massivement-deregulee/10058071.html
The day Belgian football was shocked by a tsunami of police investigations regarding possible financial fraud and match-fixing. CRESTA‘s managing partner Sébastien Ledure commenting on the events at BRUZZ: https://www.bruzz.be/videoreeks/woensdag-10-oktober-2018/video-sportadvocaat-ledure-matchfixing-bewijzen-wordt-niet
Mr. Nicola Kerremans is joining CRESTA as an intern from the renowned sports law master at ISDE – Law & Business School. After graduating from KU Leuven and being certified
Mr. Anton Wouters is joining CRESTA as an intern to explore the world of sports law, in between an Erasmus experience in France (Université de Bordeaux and Sciences Po Bordeaux) and his next adventure
Flattering quote on CRESTA in the 2018 edition of the Legal 500: “‘Front runners in the Belgian sports law landscape’, Cresta advises major domestic and international sports clubs, associations, athletes, coaches and agents. Arnaut
Cresta advised the Parliament of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation on the legal challenges of eSports
The Parliament of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation is currently debating a proposal of resolution to provide a legal framework to eSports. CRESTA’s partner Arnaut Kint has been invited by the Parliament,
CRESTA’s partners Sébastien Ledure, Arnaut Kint and Wouter Janssens attended the 7th International Congress on Football Law hosted in Madrid by the Spanish Football Association.
Arnaut Kint has been advocating eSports players’ rights at the European Parliament Sports Intergroup’s conference “the status of eSports in Europe: Need for a policy response”. Find out more about
Pleased to announce the arrival of Mr. Arne Vanhees, who is joining Cresta as an intern to contribute to the Cresta Talents program.
Sébastien Ledure, Arnaut Kint and Wouter Janssens published an article in the special report on minors in football of the June 2017 edition of Football Legal (see it here), explaining the
