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We can represent you in front of any tribunal or court to defend you from any charge brought against you by your governing body. Action can be taken to try and overturn any ban or suspension.
We will defend you from any allegation that you have injured another player either on or off the field and have harmed their future playing career.
Whether you are a player or manager, we will negotiate for you and draw up a contract that enables you to get the best terms for your job and protects you from the effects of dismissal.
If you are an agent in dispute with a player or player in dispute with an agent we will give you the best legal advice possible to ensure that you are not subject to unfaier terms.

Sports Law Solicitors in Manchester

Our Manchester law solicitors can represent you in front of any tribunal or court to defend you from any charge brought against you by your governing body. Action can be taken to try and overturn any ban or suspension.

Stripes’ team of solicitors in Manchester will defend you from any allegation that you have injured another player either on or off the field and have harmed their future playing career.

Whether you are a player or manager, we will negotiate for you and draw up a contract that enables you to get the best terms for your job and protects you from the effects of dismissal.

If you are an agent in dispute with a player or player in dispute with an agent we will give you the best legal advice in Manchester to ensure that you are not subject to unfair terms.

Our Sports Law Services include:

  • Rules and Regulations
  • Personal Injuries
  • Contract Negotiations
  • Agency disputes
  • Dismissal Claims
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