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  1. Services > Sports law
    Sport is now big business. As a result there is now a growing market for the provision of legal services to those involved in the sports sector. Sport is heavily regulated in many areas and specialist advice from Beswicks is available to professional clubs to ensure compliance and representation in matters involving governing and regulatory bodies.
  2. Services > Other legal services
    Beswick Sports is part of Beswicks Solicitors and we have access to a comprehensive range of legal services, for businesses and private individuals, including: For businesses Corporate Commercial Employment Litigation & Mediation Commercial property Sports law White collar crime For individuals Property Family & matrimonial Personal injury Wills & probate Criminal defence Sports management Visit our services pages to find out more. Other legal services
  3. Services > Athlete management
    The sports law team at Beswicks specialises in advising sports people, understand the business of sport and build solid relationships with their clients. Our services to individuals include: athlete management playing contracts and transfers commercial agreements sponsorship promotion and marketing image rights media rights disciplinary and regulatory matters immigration for non EEA nationals civil and criminal liability arising from playing Recent matters include: Representation of ...
  4. News > Cork links to Lancs for a further year
    LANCASHIRE all-rounder Dominic Cork has agreed to extend his contract by another year to tie himself to Old Trafford for the 2007 season. The former England star helped Lancs to the County Championship Second Division last season securing 43 victims and weighing in with 540 runs. Beswicks Sports partner Gary Mellor said: “We are delighted to have agreed an extra year for Dominic after helping them secure promotion back to the top Division last year.
  5. News > New Football Agents Regulations
    Recent revelations have prompted the FA to again scrutinise the role of agents in football. In addition to the appointment of Lord Stevens as chairman of the Premier League's independent inquiry into alleged transfer irregularities the FA have introduced new Football Agents Regulations. One of the main aims of the new regulations is to provide transparency in dealings between Clubs, agents and players.