In recognition of his expertise in sports law and, in particular, in sports regulatory and disciplinary tribunals, Anthony Lo Surdo SC has been appointed to The FA (England) Judicial Panel. The Judicial Panel is established by The FA Council as…
Anthony Lo Surdo SC has been reappointed to the International Arbitration Panel and the Mediation Panel of Sports Resolution UK for the period 1 April 2021 to 31 March 2024. Sport Resolutions is a UK-based independent, not-for-profit, dispute resolution service…
Anthony Lo Surdo SC has joined Outer Temple Chambers (London, Abu Dhabi and Dubai), based in Sdney. He complements its advisory, arbitration and mediation offerings to the business and sporting communities in an increasingly complex and connected world. The press…
Anthony Lo Surdo SC has written a chapter for the Sports Law and Policy Centre and LawinSport Joint Survey, released on 7 June 2020 which provides an overview of the measures adopted at national level by governments, national football associations,…
Anthony Lo Surdo SC has been appointed by the National Rugby League (NRL) to the office of Judiciary Counsel. The role of Judiciary Counsel is to: (a) appear at the hearing of any charge brought against a Player in the…
I am honoured to have been appointed by Senator the Hon. Richard Colbeck, the Federal Minister for Youth and Sport as one of the inaugural members (part-time) of the National Sports Tribunal which commenced operations on 19 March 2020. It…
Anthony Lo Surdo SC has recently been appointed to Chair an International Tennis Federation (ITF) Independent Tribunal to determine a dispute between the ITF and a member federation. This appointment is yet further recognition of Anthony’s expertise in international arbitration…
Anthony Lo Surdo SC has been appointed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport to the International Panel of Arbitrators to determine disputes arsing from the FIBA World Cup, 2019.
Anthony Lo Surdo SC has been appointed by Sport Resolutions (UK) to the ITF International Panel of Arbitrators for the resolution of disputes in the Davis Cup Finals Series, 2019.
The June 2019 edition of the Law Society of NSW Journal features an article providing a snapshot of how a life-long interest in sports has translated into a professional practice incorporating sports law domestically and abroad.