“International Sports Arbitration” was held within the framework of the Congress on Private International Law
On 17 April 2024, a youth scientific section “International Sports Arbitration” was held within the framework of the Congress on Private International Law which was organised with the support of SILA International Lawyers.
Opening of the SILA International Lawyers office in Uzbekistan
We are proud to announce the opening of our new office in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. This step represents an important milestone in the company’s development, expanding our geographical presence in Central Asia.
FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber (DRC) decided in favor of the player Marko Simonovski (North Macedonia) in his employment-related dispute against FC Qizilqum (Uzbekistan)
FIFA DRC accepted the player’s claim for outstanding remuneration and compensation for breach of contract.
Guillermo Abascal (Spain) has left FC Spartak Moscow
SILA International Lawyers provided legal support to the coach during the termination of the contract with the club.
SILA International Lawyers was included in the rating “Legal Services Market Leaders-2024” by Kommersant
This rating analyses the annual cycle of project activities of the leading legal services providers in the Russian Federation and its goal is to identify the most efficient and reliable legal services providers in all key sectors of the Russian economy and law.
Fyodor Chalov (Russia) has extended the agreement with PFC CSKA (Russia)
SILA International Lawyers advised the player during negotiations with the club.
Barbra Banda (Zambia) joined FC Orlando Pride (USA)
SILA International Lawyers advised the player Barbra Banda, the club Orlando Pride, and the agency LTA Agency.
The Higher Regional Court of Düsseldorf (Oberlandesgericht Düsseldorf) has rejected the FIFA’s appeal against the decision of the District Court of Dortmund regarding suspension of certain provisions of the FIFA Football Agent Regulations
This ruling is final. Accordingly, the provisions of the FIFA Football Agent Regulations currently remain suspended for the German market, meaning that they do not apply to transactions involving German persons and entities (clubs, agents and players/coaches).