Contamination & Doping: Is The UFC's Approach To 'Reporting Limits' Fairer Than WADA's?
Paul J. Greene
pgreene@globalsportsadvocates.com | @greenesportslaw
Paul J. Greene, Esq. is a U.S. based sports lawyer who protects the rights of athletes in disputes, including those charged in anti-doping proceedings. Paul has been recognized by Chambers USA and Super Lawyers as one of America’s top sports lawyers.
Last year, he successfully overturned a wrongful doping ban levied against an Egyptian athlete before the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Switzerland. Paul teaches “Law and Sports” at the University of Maine School of Law and lectures regularly on the topic of athletes’ rights.
He can be reached at: +1-207-653-8303.
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