Posted by Fabian Reinholz on March 15, 2017
Some weeks ago Borussia Dortmund (BVB) faced the closure of its so called “yellow wall” (which is how they call the south stand at Signal Iduna Park) for one match following a recent spate of crowd trouble during a Bundesliga match against RB Leipzig. This was due to a penalty imposed by the internal court […]
Posted by Dr. Jochen Fritzweiler on January 12, 2017
Does the Federal Government violate European competition law in accordance with Art. 107 e. s. AEUV if it financially supports a non-profit sports club in its task of health and social policy in the context of governmental tasks? The background. A company based in Berlin, Magic Mountain, operates a commercial climbing indoor center claims that […]
Posted by Dr. Jochen Fritzweiler on January 12, 2017
More and more, sports competitions are offered by commercial entrepreneurs and not by the sports federations, such as running competitions, or privately organized tournaments of various sports. Can sports associations, subject to their autonomy and their own statutes, issue permits, demand fees or even impose sanctions? Inconsistency of law: This is the view of LG […]
Posted by Fabian Reinholz on January 12, 2017
The Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) and the German Football Association (Deutscher Fußball-Bund e.V. – DFB) as well as affiliated associations must learn once again that they don’t operate in a legal vacuum. Orders, decrees and penalties require a legal basis. This is – in the case of SV Wilhemshaven – association law. The […]
Posted by Fabian Reinholz on January 12, 2017
The German Federal Court of Justice (Bundesgerichtshof – BGH) has clarified that troublemakers and thrower of firecrackers at stadiums are liable to the clubs being sanctioned due to their actions. By decision of 22 September 2016 the Court ruled on a permitted appeal against the judgement of the Higher Regional Court (OLG) Cologne of 17 […]
Posted by Journal “Sport and law” on January 9, 2017
Court of arbitation for sport (CAS) – September 30, 2016 Shortening the doping barrier by providing the proof of care Art. 2.1., 10.04., 10.5.2. Tennis Anti-Doping Programs (TADP) 1. An athlete has the possibility to entrust the personal responsibility in connection with doping to a third party. 2. The fault of a doping offense initiated […]
Venue:
Hotel Hamburg, Germany Berlin
Date:
October 6/7, 2017
The main topic: “Legal Challenges relating to the Olympic Winter Games 2018 in PjeongChang”.
Further information and a detailed agenda is available here!
