Dr Gregory Ioannidis

Dr Gregory Ioannidis is an experienced sports lawyer internationally recognised for his expertise in high-profile anti-doping litigation, as well as in other sports regulatory matters. A regular media commentator on recent sports doping issues, and the leader of Hallam's new sports law module.

Expertise:

• Anti-doping
• Sports Law Litigation & Arbitration at CAS
• Human Rights
• European Competition Law
• Disciplinary Hearings
• Sports Law

Notable coverage:

• The Telegraph [March 2018] - Chris Froome may have no route to appeal if Tour de France organisers block his entry
• The Times [January 2018] - Lawyer's view: decision on Ben Stokes looks like a public policy call to help national team
• Daily Telegraph [December 2016] - Team Sky unlikely to face charges after UK Anti-Doping investigation
• Sunday Telegraph [October 2016] - Team Sky drug probe dismissed as toothless
• The Times [July 2016] - Anger after Olympic chiefs reject ban on Russian cheats
• The Guardian [July 2016] - Russian athletes escape blanket IOC ban from Rio Olympic Games
• RT [July 2016] - IOC rules Russia will not be banned from Rio 2016 Olympics
• Daily Mail [July 2016] - Rio Olympics set to be most discredited in history
• USA Today [July 2016] - Time to make tough call on Russia, IOC
• Sky Sports News [July 2016]- Russian Track and Field Athletes Banned, Whole Olympic Team Next?
• The Telegraph [June 2016] - What with Brexit mean for the Premier League?
• BBC News Online [March 2016] - EU referendum: Brexit could have 'big effect' on football
• BBC News Online [February 2016] - Lord Coe: Brendan Foster backs head
• Independent [November 2015] - The clean-up of athletics must start at the top
• BBC News Online [February 2015] - Claudia Pechstein puts sport's supreme court on trial
• BBC News Online [March 2014] - The Struggles of a Female Referee
• BBC News Online [August 2012] - Opinion Divided on Armstrong Case
• BBC Newsnight [May 2012] - Scottish football warning over Rangers
• BBC Newsnight [May 2012] - Scottish football may face an International Ban
• BBC News Online [May 2012] - Rangers win court challenge over SFA transfer ban
• The Times Higher Education [January 2010] - Sporting Glory