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Fair Play or Foul? The Future of Sports Arbitration

Explore the future of sports arbitration, focusing on fairness, legitimacy, and transparency.

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The event 'Fair Play or Foul? The Future of Sports Arbitration' will take place on February 12, 2026, at JAMS in Washington, DC. This panel discussion aims to delve into the critical role of sports arbitration in ensuring fairness and transparency in the resolution of disputes involving federations, clubs, and athletes. The panel will feature prominent speakers from the field, including Sarah Levine Hartley, Hon. Judge Hugh Fraser (Ret.), Miguel Lietard, and José Manuel Maza, who will share their insights and experiences. Participants can expect to engage in a thoughtful examination of how institutions like the Court of Arbitration for Sport manage disputes and the practical challenges they face. The discussion will also address potential reforms needed to enhance the legitimacy and effectiveness of sports arbitration. This event is designed for legal professionals, sports industry stakeholders, and anyone interested in the evolving landscape of sports law and arbitration practices.

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