The ball's in law court.
The world of sports insurance is rapidly evolving says Edward Murray and may even herald changes that lead to an independent tribunal for the sporting world.
The Sunday league football cry of "Studs up lads - if you can't getthe ball get the man," looks ripe for substitution as players and ruling
bodies alike are having to be far more conscious of their
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