How to become a C-SAR Arbitrator?
CEPANI’s list of acknowledged arbitrators in Sports Arbitration is reviewed twice a year.
The C-SAR has a public list of arbitrators who have undergone specific training provided by C-SAR or by an organisation approved by C-SAR, relating to the regulations of each sports federation in which a C-SAR arbitration clause is included. This list is published on the C-SAR website and updated twice a year. The prospective arbitrator must be able to certify to the Secretariat that he/she has followed, within the five years preceding his/her appointment or confirmation, the training relating to the regulations of the sports federation or the sports practice referred to in the request for arbitration.
The C-SAR procedures are handled in French and in Dutch.
Acknowledged Arbitrators
Maxime Berlingin
Partner (Head of DR Department) / Lecturer, Fieldfisher / UCLouvain
Olivier Caprasse
Arbitrator, Counsel, Professor, Caprasse Arbitration (SRL OLCADR)
Flip Petillion
Lawyer, Deputy judge in the Court of Appeals of Brussels, Arbitrator, PETILLION
