Alice Laurindo

Alice Maria Salvatore Barbin Laurindo is a PhD Candidate and holds a Master’s degree in Civil Procedure from the Faculty of Law of the University of São Paulo (USP), where she also earned her LL.B. degree. Her academic research focuses on the application of procedural theories and procedural techniques in the sports context. 

She practices in the fields of Sports Law, Civil Litigation, and Entertainment Law. She has extensive experience advising athletes, coaches and technical staff members, agents/intermediaries, sports clubs and organizations, investors, brands, artists, and digital influencers. Her practice encompasses strategic contractual negotiations and preventive legal counseling, as well as dispute resolution involving complex litigation before state courts, arbitral tribunals, and sports adjudicatory bodies.

 She serves as an arbitrator on the sports arbitration panel of the Brazilian Center for Mediation and Arbitration (CBMA) and is a board member of the Sports Law Study Group at the Faculty of Law of the University of São Paulo (USP). She is also a member of the IB|A Académie du Sport and of the Research Laboratory of the National Academy of Sports Law (ANDD LAB). She regularly acts as a guest lecturer and speaker in academic programs and conferences on Civil Procedure, Sports Law, and Entertainment Law.