Many professional athletes face situations where national or international sporting bodies make decisions that can dramatically affect their careers. This could include disqualification, suspension from competition, annulment of results, or conflict with their federation or club.
The only effective way to achieve justice is to appeal to Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) or other specialized structures.
Appealing decisions of national sports federations
Appeals against decisions of anti-doping commissions
Disputes regarding transfers, contracts, payments, licenses
Conflicts between clubs, athletes, agents
Dispute resolution under the auspices of international federations (FIFA, IAAF, FINA, etc.)
Our team provides full support for arbitration cases:
Preparing an appeal
Formation of an evidence base and legal position
Representation at hearings in Lausanne or online
Interaction with arbitrators, experts, translators
We strictly adhere to procedural deadlines, take into account all the subtleties of the rules of the relevant federation and work to ensure that preserve the client's sports career.
Clear analysis of the case and prospects before the start of the process
Protection of rights and reputation during arbitration proceedings
Transparent communication at all stages
Legal support until the final decision is made
Successful practice in CAS, national arbitrations and disciplinary commissions
Knowledge of international sports law
Legal representation in English, Ukrainian and French
Complete confidentiality and a personal approach to each case
Can a CAS decision be appealed?
In most cases, the CAS decision is final. However, in cases of gross procedural violations, an appeal can be made to the Swiss Federal Court.
How long does an arbitration case last?
The average time for considering a case at CAS is from 3 to 6 months.
How much does it cost?
The cost depends on the complexity of the case, but we always agree on a budget in advance and offer installment payments.