Sports law conference in Santa Fe soon: how to register ⚽️ | OneFootball

The International Sports Law Conference is coming to UNL this upcoming October 22 and 23, and on this topic, Martin Vega spoke with our colleagues from ADN Gol.

And look, it’s an opportunity, I think it’s spectacular, especially because of the chance to have it here in Santa Fe—this doesn’t happen in every province in the country. Thank God, as you said, Carlos, we have here one of the pioneers in sports law in Argentina, one of the most respected in the entire field, and thanks to God and a lot of hard work, we managed to bring it here to Santa Fe, to bring very important people. It’s aimed both at lawyers who want to get involved in sports law issues, as you said, as well as league and club officials.

Above all, Darío, I think, at least for me, the situation regarding social relationships is very important. Here we’ll have lawyers from various first division clubs and from professional football in Argentina, lawyers and officials from Central, River, Racing, Argentinos Juniors, Belgrano, Estudiantes, the legal manager of AFA himself, and we’ll have lawyers specializing in sports law from Paraguay, Brazil, Uruguay, and from all the provinces. So, to me, these environments are especially important for getting to know people, making yourself known, showing what you do, seeing different ideas from different provinces, and building social relationships, leaving with contacts and acquaintances.

Well, registration is through the website of the Faculty of Legal and Social Sciences—just type that into the internet, and on that link you’ll find the steps to register, step by step. Also, since 90–95% of the attendees are from outside, there’s even advice regarding hotels, Santa Fe’s hotel industry, which also gets a boost thanks to the conference, thank God, but it’s all through the university’s website.

If not, as a last resort, you can contact one of the organizers, like us, Carlos or us, or go to the university itself, where they’re also informed and ready to advise anyone who comes to ask.

Yes, Juan works with us, as part of the team, and just as you were saying, there are more and more rulings, more and more precedents. In fact, something happened very recently with the Santafecina League itself, with the case of Mauro Pittón, with Vélez, also a very important precedent because it’s the first time one of the leagues has collected under Law 27.11, the Training Rights Law, and as you said, this is a booming field. This group of professionals keeps growing and is increasingly present at various conferences, like at CONMEBOL, like in Bariloche just recently, but the truth is that it’s constantly growing, there’s a lot to do, and it keeps expanding, bringing in new people because, in fact, it’s needed.

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