In 2019 FIFA organized the first ever FIFA Football Law Annual Review (FLAR). This was a major breakthrough in a very long period of a restricted access to information and decisions of FIFA judicial bodies and the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
Transparency and openness in the activity, initiatives, decisions and challenges in the football matters is of paramount importance for FIFA today. At the same time, the contribution of opinions, views and proposals by the football stakeholders and lawyers working in football current legal and procedural football issues is key in strengthening football.
In 2020, for the 2nd edition of FLAR were registered 330 participants for the event planned to take place in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Due to the Covid-19 outbreak FLAR was actually only delivered online with more than 1000 viewers attending thorough presentations on regulations and legal decisions by FIFA and CAS football related cases.
Now with the 3rd edition of FLAR establishes a tradition of an annual global conference of the all football legal practitioners and football stakeholders worldwide been updated on the recent developments and discussing the future challenges.
This will focus on top of the 2020 review on the most important decisions rendered by the FIFA judicial bodies and the CAS, as well as the new regulations passed by FIFA.
Welcome
Gianni Infantino, FIFA President
FIFA Legal & Compliance Division: overview of 2020 and outlook for 2021
Emilio García Silvero, FIFA Chief Legal & Compliance Officer
Players’ Status Department: Activity review and leading cases
Erika Montemor Ferreira, FIFA Head of Players’ Status
Break
CAS proceedings against FIFA decisions in 2020: leading cases (I)
Miguel Liétard Fernández-Palacios, FIFA Director of Litigation
CAS proceedings against FIFA decisions in 2020: leading cases (II)
Jaime Cambreleng, FIFA Head of Litigation
Disciplinary and ethics proceedings in 2020: main figures and cases
Mario Gallavotti, FIFA Director Independent Committees
Carlos Schneider Salvadores, FIFA Head of Ethics (IC) and Disciplinary Department
Break
Outside football law: Sports law matters in 2020
Sean Cottrell, CEO LawInSport
The new FIFA eligibility rules to play for representative teams
James Kitching, FIFA Director of Football Regulatory
Minimum labour standards for female professional players
Marco Amezcua, FIFA Senior Legal Counsel
Break
Enforcement of FIFA decisions: experiences with Art. 15 FDC and Art. 24bis RSTP
Molly Strachan, FIFA Legal Counsel
Reform on the transfer system: the challenges ahead
Ornella Desirée Bellia, FIFA Head of Professional Football
New rules for Amateur International Transfers
Jacques Blondin, FIFA Head of Regulatory Enforcement
Break
The new rules for employment of coaches
Americo Espallargas, FIFA Senior Legal Counsel
Round table: what should FIFA do better?
Moderator: Theodore Giannikos, FIFA Director of Legal Strategic Projects
Conclusions
Alasdair Bell, FIFA Deputy General Secretary (Administration)
The 3rd edition of the FLAR will take place only virtually, due to the Covid-19 outbreak and the international restrictions in place.
Attendance at this on-line version of the FIFA Football Law Annual Review is open to everyone interested. Recommended for executives and administration of FIFA member associations, confederations, leagues, clubs, players’ unions, lawyers active or interested to be become active in football issues.
All presentations will be given in English, with simultaneous interpreting into Spanish and French.
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Event Date | 22-03-2021 14:00 |
Event End Date | 23-03-2021 19:00 |
Individual Price | Open Access |
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