Shivam Singh is a Delhi-based lawyer practicing since 2010. He has represented several
sports clubs from India in disputes before regulatory bodies, High Court, Supreme Court
and Court of Arbitration for Sports. The Supreme Court recently appointed him as an
Amicus Curiae in a case dealing with criminalisation of match fixing in India. Shivam
read law at National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bangalore and Columbia
Law School. He was a visiting researcher at Harvard Law School and has also served as
guest faculty for sports law at reputed law schools in India including NLSIU. Shivam has
published in several national and international law journals. His book Sports Law in
India (Thomson Reuters, 2025) aims to raise awareness about the legal challenges and
opportunities surrounding sports and examines the legal frameworks governing sports
with a focus on issues such as governance, dispute resolution, intellectual property,
anti-doping measures, gender equity, and commercialization.
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