How do you see restoration of anti-doping fight in sport community? Roberts: where a federation has enacted rules in support of clean athletes, and if there is collateral damage, they have said its consequence of process and they have upheld value of fair level playing field.

McLaren: we found potentially 1000 atheltes in doping scandal. Only two federations have seriously pursued this information. Don't know what we will do when we get Russian data, and put it out to the federations, it could break the whole system. Too heavy a burden on the system.

Pound: this is a fight, not a tea party. Organized deliberate cheating. #antidoping #sportsarbitration

Question period: How will future medical advances impact anti-doping fight? #antidoping

Pound: each sport has to deal with the advancements unique to the sport when they come along. #antidoping

In the case of Russia, someone decided to speak out. Doping is always in advance of our technology to detect doping. At a certain point do we close our eyes on doping?

McLaren: Originally WADA system was based on lab results. Primary focus was a good system to discover analytical positives. Today this has changed, they arise out of investigations. Lab becomes supportive of overall investigation. #WADA #sportsarbitration #antidoping

Thank you to all the panelists for your insight on anti-doping and sports arbitration. Thank you to Stikeman Elliott LLP for hosting the Arbitration Society and McGill Journal of Dispute Resolution 5th annual Arbitration Symposium.

Our heartfelt congratulations to our colleague Professor David Lametti, BCL'89, LLB'89, who has been appointed Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada! #McGillProud @DeanLeckey bit.ly/2RIfOuj

For those who were unable to attend our symposium titled "Sports Arbitration in the Wake of the Russian Doping Scandal", a podcast recording is available at buzzsprout.com/244665/916397-…

It's the first ever #WellWeek on campus! Take a break from your studies and enjoy one of the many events scheduled by McGill University (mcgill.ca/studentservice…) or stop by our de-stress station and help complete our #vangogh #puzzle! #mentalhealth #BellLetsTalkDay #BellCause

McGill Arbitration Student Society at Harvard’s 5th Annual International Arbitration Conference. Jerry, our Director of Stakeholder Relations has many insights to share with us. Stay tuned for his conference report in the next Quid Novi publication! McGill Faculty of Law | Faculté de droit #arbitration

Natalia Paunic McGill Journal of Dispute Resolution and Jerry Lan Arbitration Society open the 2020 Arbitration Symposium: In the Hot Seat: Corruption in International Arbitration. #arbitration

Professor Andrea Bjorklund introduces the panelists: The Hon. L. Yves Fortier, Mr. Martin Valasek, and Ms. Caline Mouawad. #arbitration

L. Yves Fortier: All too often, contracts of corruption surface. The arbitration community has growing interest in issues of corruption in international arbitration. #arbitration #corruption

L. Yves Fortier: The international community has come to a consensus of condemnation of bribery and corruption in international transactions. #arbitration #corruption

L. Yves Fortier: Corruption is difficult to prove and direct evidence is not always immediately available. #arbitration #corruption

Caline Mouawad: What are arbitrators to do in the face of suspected or mutually denied illegality? Are sham arbitrations real? #arbitration #corruption

Martin Valasek: How do we deal, when the arbitrator and the parties involved seem fine, with allegations of corruption? #arbitration #corruption

Caline Mouawad: You need to disincentivize companies from extending bribes and also government officials from accepting them. #arbitration #corruption