Olympic disputes – challenging wrongful decisions
With London 2012 well underway, the Games has so far passed without too much controversy – save for the much-maligned, woeful recent performance of eight women's badminton players disqualified after being accused of "not using one's best efforts to win"
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Written by
Justin Reid
Justin is an Associate at Charles Russell LLP, and works within the Commercial Dispute Resolution team. Justin specialises in sports regulatory and disciplinary work and has recent experience of advising on a myriad of issues arising in connection with horseracing, greyhound racing, athletics, rifle shooting and rowing.
