The Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) and Université de Lausanne (UNIL) invite you to join them for a half-dat Sports Arbitration Forum on the 25 November 2022, at CAS Headquarters in Lausanne. The conference provides an opportunity to learn, discuss and debate developments in international sports disputes resolution and the role Swiss laws role in:
Organization: Dr Despina Mavromati and Mr. Matthieu Reeb
Note: the timings for the program is Swiss time.
Hours |
Conferences |
08.30 |
Registration and Coffee |
09.00 |
Welcoming Remarks and Introduction |
09.05 |
Substantive law in CAS proceedings: the role of Swiss law by Alexis Schoeb, Attorney-at-law, LBS Legal, CAS Arbitrator |
09.30 |
Swiss law and international football disputes |
- The Swiss Code of Obligations (SCO) and players’ contracts of employment by Isabelle Fellrath, Attorney-at-law, SwissLegal Rouiller & Associés, CAS Arbitrator |
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- Sporting succession and clubs’ insolvency from a Swiss law perspective by Antonio de Quesada, CAS Managing Counsel |
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10.30 |
The Swiss Federal Tribunal case law on recent CAS awards by Alexandra Veuthey, CAS Clerk and scientific Counsel |
10.50 |
Coffee Break |
11.20 |
Swiss Courts and International Sports Disputes: Selected Issues by Jan Kleiner, Attorney-at-law, Director of Football Regulatory, FIFA |
11.50 |
International federations in Switzerland – Challenges under the Swiss Civil Code, governance and dispute resolution |
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12.50 |
Closing Remarks |
13.00 |
Lunch |
14.30 |
End of Conference |
Event Date | 25-11-2022 7:30 |
Event End Date | 25-11-2022 13:30 |
We are no longer accepting registration for this event
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