Sports Arbitration
/ˈspɔrts ˌɑr.bɪˈtreɪ.ʃən/
Definitions
- (n.) A method of resolving disputes related to sports through arbitration rather than litigation.
The parties agreed to resolve their contract disagreement via sports arbitration.
- (n.) The specialized branch of arbitration dealing with conflicts arising in professional and amateur sports contexts, including doping, contracts, and disciplinary actions.
Sports arbitration panels often include experts in both law and sports management.
Forms
- sports arbitration
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Commentary
Sports arbitration combines principles of general arbitration with the unique context and rules of sports, emphasizing quick resolutions and expertise in sport-specific matters.
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