The Rights of Athletes, Coaches and Participants in Sport

Published August 10, 2000

This is a chapter prepared for, and excerpted from a sport and law textbook published by Canadian Scholars Press. Its focus is the sport organization's duty to be fair in its dealings with athletes, coaches and other members. Citing abundant case law examples and written in plain language, this chapter illustrates procedural fairness and explains the application of legal principles to the rules of fairness, including matters of disclosure and bias. The chapter also discusses the administrative law principles at play in internal appeals, judicial review and alternative forms of dispute resolution (primarily mediation and arbitration).

Read more (PDF): The Rights of Athletes Coaches and Participants in Sport

Recent Posts

Grief, Living Losses, and Shattered Dreams: Why doing the grief work will help sport heal

Recent Updates to the Canadian Sport Dispute Resolution Code

Advocating for a quality sport environment

The Olympic Esports Series: Esports have come a long way, but there's much further to go

The "F" Word...

Categories

Sign up to our newsletter.
Newsletter signup
Let's resolve your challenges and realize your vision
together.
crosschevron-right