Former FIFA president Sepp Blatter distanced himself from corruption in soccer when he went on trial Monday for the second ...

Ex-FIFA president Sepp Blatter arrived at a Swiss court Monday for his fresh trial on fraud, forgery and misappropriation ...

A court governing international soccer disputes has ruled that depicting the disputed Western Sahara as part of Morocco on ...

Limited v. Antrix Corp. was an odd one: The justices asked no questions at all about the question on which they’d granted review, because the parties agree that the lower court’s answer to that ...

Blatter approved a Fifa payment of two million Swiss francs (now £1.7 million) to Platini in 2011 for working as a ...

The Supreme Court appeared prime to rule narrowly in a dispute over when US courts can enforce foreign arbitration awards, ...

Schools want to protect their future rights by "sublicensing" the NIL revenues athletes derive from sponsorship deals and ...

Lawyers for the plaintiffs in the proposed settlements of three athlete-compensation cases responded to objections to final ...

Platini sent FIFA an invoice for 2 million Swiss francs in January 2011, and was paid on Feb. 1. That was several weeks after ...

"NBA Daily" chatted with "Court of Gold" director Jake Rogal about the most fun team to cover and the best bits that didn't make the doc.

“SafeSport acted in bad faith, intentionally and with malice,” Woodard said in his ruling, “and the court finds the evidence ...