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Sports Law and Disputes

Specifically as to Sports Law Professor Carducci:

i) has acted as CAS/TAS arbitrator

ii) was selected and on the list of CAS/TAS arbitrators until end 2022

iii) analysed the impact of the Swiss arbitration reform on sports and CAS arbitration and published a detailed article (in English) in the CAS Bulletin (2020, vol.2, p.7-22):  

The New Swiss International and Domestic Arbitration Law, Sports and CAS Arbitration

iv) analysed the legal regime of revision of awards in Swiss arbitration law and its impact on CAS arbitration, and published a detailed article (in French) in the CAS Bulletin (2022, Vol.1, p.7-21):  

The Revision of Awards in Swiss International and Domestic Arbitration Law, Sport and CAS Arbitration

The The International Community (of States) adopted within UNESCO the International Convention against Doping in Sport (19 October 2005) which is in force in 189 States Parties and provides a normative framework to the WADA World Anti-Doping Code

Depending on Subject Matter and the Sport Concerned Disputes Arise in Various Contexts:

Contractual and Commercial Aspects of Sport

Sport Rules (adopted by Federations, Associations, Clubs)

  • State Control over:
  • Sports Events, Competitions (Admission, Conduct, Scoring), Ticketing, etc.
  • Fight against Doping
  • Governance of Sports Federations, Associations, Clubs
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