
TLT partner appointed to Sport Resolutions panel
Sport Resolutions is a UK-based independent, not-for-profit, dispute resolution service for sport operating globally, offering arbitration, mediation, tribunal and expert opinion. Sport Resolutions' panel of arbitrators and mediators includes many of the top legal, financial, medical, safeguarding and sport administrator professionals working in sport.
In his role as Legal Arbitrator for Sport Resolutions, Jonathan will be asked to chair hearings, lead reviews, and give advisory opinions. The appointment will run for three years.
Jonathan brings a wealth of sports experience to the panel. He currently chairs judicial disciplinary panels for both the Scottish Football Association and the Scottish Rugby Union, as well as working with sports organisations on contentious employment matters including player and manager disputes and exits. He is also a trustee of the sports employability charity, Street League.
Jonathan Rennie, partner at UK law firm TLT, says:
“I am thrilled to be able to take on this role which builds on my existing sports disciplinary experience and enables me to work with the great team at Sport Resolutions in delivering independent expert advice and decision making.”
TLT acts for a variety of organisations and individuals across the fitness, health and sports sectors, including governing bodies, owners, operators and funders in the private sector and those who provide services to the public sector.
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