sports arbitration

Sports arbitration is a process used to resolve disputes in the sports world, such as player contracts, eligibility issues, or doping allegations. Instead of going to court, parties agree to submit their case to an arbitrator or a panel, who makes a binding decision. This process is usually faster and more specialized than traditional legal proceedings, which helps maintain the integrity of sports and ensures that issues are resolved efficiently. The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) is a key institution that handles many of these cases at both national and international levels.