About us
Sport Resolutions is the trusted independent expert in resolving sports-related disputes worldwide.
Our services, including arbitration, mediation and investigations, are designed to fairly and efficiently resolve disputes that arise in the global sports community.
We welcome all organisations and parties to benefit from our services. In order to ensure that relevant parties agree to our involvement in helping to resolve the disputes, those parties who wish to refer a matter to us will need to confer legal consent or jurisdiction.
A confidential reporting line and independent investigation service, supporting athletes, coaches and all support personnel within the Olympic and Paralympic high-performance community.
Sport Resolutions was appointed by British Gymnastics to select and appoint the Independent Person who will be responsible for the independent oversight and implementation of the British Gymnastics ICP.
Sport Resolutions is providing all participating NGBs access to expert safeguarding and legal support from members of the National Safeguarding Panel.
The International Hearing Panel is available to determine first instance anti-doping matters for International Federations or any other Anti-Doping Organisations wishing to make use of the tribunal’s services.
Sport Resolutions is pleased to announce that applications are now open for its 2027–2030 Panel, with applications welcomed from suitably qualified professionals from around the world
German broadcaster ARD has announced a six-part documentary, “Doping Top Secret: Children,” exploring concerns that millions of children and adolescents may have used prohibited substances in sport
A decision in the case of World Athletics, represented by the Athletics Integrity Unit, against Mr Bo Li has been issued by the Disciplinary and Appeals Tribunal
World Athletics has published its qualification system for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games and has raised entry standards
An Australian Football League Women’s player, who represents the Gold Coast Suns, has been delisted just weeks before she is due to give birth
With the revised World Anti-Doping (WADA) Code due to come into effect on 1 January 2027, WADA is calling for Signatories to complete the implementation of the 2027 Code within their respective legal systems
