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ER Sports Law has participated in the 1st NFT Collection of Lionel Messi
August 2021
ER Sports Law has advised the SouthAmerican Football Confederation CONMEBOL, Ethernity Chain, Lionel Messi Management and ISL Agency to release the first Messi´s Authenticated NFT ever, the Greatest Player of All Time.
"Así amaneció" leading radio program in Ecuador interviews Enric Ripoll
August 2021
Enric Ripoll, founder of ER Sports Law has participated in radio Show “Así Amaneció” to comment on Leo Messi’s exit from FC Barcelona with Maria Mercedes Cuesta.
Diario Olé publishes an article on the Messi case written by Enric Ripoll
August 2021
After the confirmation by FC Barcelona that Leo Messi will not continue at the club after 20 years of relationship that will remain forever in the memory, questions arise about the economic control of LaLiga and its effects. Diario Olé published an article on this matter written by Enric Ripoll.
ER Sports Law has participated in the 1st NFT Collection on the Copa America
July 2021
ER Sports Law has participated in the 1st NFT Collection on the Copa America advising the SouthAmerican Confederation CONMEBOL, Ethernity Chain and ISL Agency.
NEW ARTICLE BY ENRIC RIPOLL, ON THE CASE OF THE CHINESE SWIMMER SUN YANG
June 2021
Enric Ripoll has collaborated with colleagues from several countries with the Preuvian publication “Acta Jurídica Peruana”, contributing an article on the procedures to combat doping as a result of the case of the Chinese swimmer, Sun Yang.
The Badminton World Federation has appointed Enric Ripoll as a member of the BWF Independent Hearing Panel
May 2021
The World Badminton Federation has appointed Enric Ripoll as a member of the Independent Hearing Panel (IHP). THE IHP has a general jurisdiction on cases arising from the BWF Statutes. The IHP acts as a first instance hearing panel for Integrity and Ethics cases, and as an appeal panel for Sports cases and for Continental Confederation governance cases.
Law in Sport published the last Enric Ripoll´s article: “A Review Of FIFA’s Minor Application Guide For U18 International Transfers”
January 2021
To prevent child exploitation, FIFA prohibits the international transfer of minors – i.e. players under the age of 18. There are however a small number of exceptions to the rule, which are regulated and overseen by FIFA. The Regulations on the Status and Transfer of Players (RSTP) sets out the applicable law, and the FIFA’s Players’ Status Committee (PSC) Sub-committee reviews and approves (or rejects) the applications for the international transfer of minors.
To help stakeholders better understand the process and the detailed documents required to support applications for the international transfer of minors, FIFA has developed a ‘Minor Application Guide’ (Guide) to supplement the RSTP.