Industry webinar advances need for greater transperancy, jurisprudence and equality for sports tribunals
The respective heads of key sporting tribunals have said there is a need for greater gender equality and consistency in
CAS Publishes 31 new Awards but frustration mounts over waiting times
Whilst 31 previously unpublished Awards were posted to the Court's website yesterday, it has highlighted industry frustration over
Forced arbitration Bill passes U.S. House, NFL plaintiff Flores among supporters
Proposed legislation targeting forced arbitration clauses, introduced to Congress last March, has passed a U.S. House of Representatives vote
Kamila Valieva provisional suspension "clearly unfair" and cause of "irreparable harm": Part 2
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (‘CAS’) read "an unintended gap" in the World Anti-Doping Code in reaching
Kamila Valieva provisional suspension "clearly unfair" and cause of "irreparable harm": Part 1
The Russian Anti-Doping Disciplinary Committee, who initially overturned Kamila Valieva's provisional suspension, thought it would be "clearly
Amateur rider's penalty reduced after NST appeal of 'biased' sanction
Motorcycling Australia attacked its largest state association for showing 'bias' and 'conflict of interest' when sanctioning
Weekend Roundup: Valieva free to compete, strong reaction from critics, IOC
Whilst the Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva is free to compete in the individual event in Beijing, critics have lashed
Super Bowl in tow, the NFL has a litigation problem but one its not afraid to fight
Whilst attention has finally shifted to the National Football League's showpiece Super Bowl, the NFL remains the most
Jamaican Bobsledder denied quota request after 'fictitious' points earned by rival
In another limitation to an athlete's ability to challenge Olympic non-selection, a Jamaican athlete has been told she
