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Monthly Archives: July 2025
When is a breach of the laws of rugby negligent? When it is reckless? Tom Clark v Omar Elbanna [2025] EWCA Civ 776
This is a very interesting case that forms one of a small group of field-of-play rugby cases reported over the past few decades. At first instance it had been found that the Defendant had been negligent when running at pace into an opponent who did not have the ball and was not in a position […]
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