By Daniel Etchells

The Court of Arbitration for Sport has launched its new website ©Getty ImagesThe Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has launched its new website, featuring the fresh possibility for parties and counsels to file submissions electronically.

The site has been redesigned and updated to help users find information more easily, while the content has also been renewed.

Users can find information grouped by theme such as arbitration, meditation or jurisprudence from the centre bar, with the sub-menus taking them to key information on each theme.

Additional CAS jurisprudence is available under the "Recent Decisions" section as well as in the archive database.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport website has been redesigned and updated to help users find information more easily ©CASThe Court of Arbitration for Sport website has been redesigned and updated to help users find information more easily ©CAS








CAS is an international quasi-judicial body established in 1984 to settle disputes related to sport, currently led by Australia's International Olympic Committee vice-president John Coates.

While it is perhaps best known in an Olympic sense for the Ad-Hoc Committees set up to address disputes during an Olympic Games and other major sporting events, it also tackles a variety of other cases, including those involving National Olympic Committees. 

Its main headquarters are located in New York, Sydney and Lausanne. 

To access the site, click here.

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