Fellous Avocats · International

International matters

Contracts, disputes and sports litigation involving several countries, in sports law and business law.

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An international dimension

When a matter involves several countries

The place of activity, the commitments signed and the competent bodies are examined together.

A business relationship, a sports contract or a dispute may involve several jurisdictions.

The firm handles this international dimension in sports law and business law.

International sports litigation

International sports dispute bodies

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Zurich · Switzerland

FIFA Football Tribunal

International football disputes call for a precise reading of the commitments, the regulations and the documents in the case file.

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Lausanne · Switzerland

Court of Arbitration for Sport

Preparing the arguments, organising the evidence and assisting throughout the proceedings within the framework applicable to the dispute.

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London · England

Sport Resolutions

Preparing the case in accordance with the rules and timetable of the proceedings brought.

The firm acts before these bodies depending on the nature of the case. The route to resolution and the conditions for referral are examined case by case.

Firms abroad

Working with firms abroad

Local counsel is brought in when the case requires it.

Partnerships with firms abroad provide knowledge of the local context.

The allocation of roles, document exchanges and stages is agreed with the client for each engagement.

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Frequently asked questions

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What should I send for an initial discussion?

The contracts and their amendments, relevant correspondence, the identity and country of the parties and a chronology of the facts. Any notification received or known deadline should be mentioned at the first contact.

How is the competent body determined?

The firm examines the documents, the status of the parties and the framework of the dispute. The presence of an international element is not, in itself, enough to determine the competent body.

Can discussions be organised remotely?

The arrangements for discussions and the transmission of documents are agreed with the firm according to the needs of the case and the availability of those involved.