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Richard Berry
Richard is an associate in the Sports Group at City law firm Lewis Silkin LLP. An employment lawyer with particular expertise in contractual issues, disciplinary proceedings and regulatory matters.
Richard regularly advises a range of leading organisations and individuals across the business of sport, include Premier League football teams, Premiership rugby teams, leading sports agents, sports governing bodies, and individual athletes and coaches.
Richard can be contacted on 020 7074 8236.
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