March 12, 2025
Shalabh Gupta, Amran Nawaz, and Daniel Nazareth joined the 2 Guys, A Girl, and F1 podcast to discuss their article “Demystifying Andretti’s Failed F1 Application” and share valuable insights on the F1 business landscape, Andretti’s application, and anti-dilution fees. The experts also discuss the motivations behind GM Cadillac’s successful F1 application and its broader impacts on the sport.
Why was GM Cadillac’s application accepted over Andretti’s, and how might this decision affect existing teams and the overall dynamics of the sport? With F1’s increasing popularity, understanding these considerations is more important than ever.
Listen to Shalabh, Amran, and Daniel on the 2 Guys, A Girl, and F1 podcast here.
Game (Almost) Over: A Damages Expert’s Perspective on Income Losses in Sport
This article dives into the ever-growing area of personal injury damages in sports and the economic theory behind it. We discuss current and historical cases from the United Kingdom, United States, Canada and the Court of Arbitration for Sport, their applicable judgements, and how a damages expert’s evidence (or lack thereof) can impact the monetary damages an athlete may be awarded.
Secretariat Promotes 64 Professionals Across the Firm
We are proud to highlight these promotions, which exemplify the wealth of experience offered by our global professionals and span across 18 offices: Atlanta, Boston, Brisbane, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Dubai, Hong Kong, Houston, London, Los Angeles, Mumbai, Munich, New York, San Diego, San Francisco, Toronto, and Washington, DC.
Trump Tariffs Raise False Claims Act Risks as Customs Enforcement Increases
During his 2024 presidential campaign, Donald Trump made tariffs a cornerstone of his foreign and domestic policy. With new 25% tariffs now imposed on Mexico and Canada, along with an additional 10% tariff on imports from China, the threat of additional tariffs against these, and other countries and trading partners, has not subsided. In addition to these measures, President Trump has announced a policy to charge reciprocal tariffs, meaning to tax foreign goods at the same rate other nations apply to American products.