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Portland, Maine Sports Attorneys
Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 4 Portland attorneys and 4 law firms.

Gloria A Pinza
Maine Sports attorney at Pierce Atwood LLP with 49 years of experience
One Monument Square, Portland, ME

Jack H. Montgomery
Maine Sports attorney at Bernstein Shur with 48 years of experience
100 Middle Street, Portland, ME

John H Montgomery
Maine Sports attorney at Bernstein Shur Sawyer and Nelson PA? with 48 years of experience
100 Middle Street, Portland, ME

Stephen D Wilson
Maine Sports attorney at Perkins Thompson with 27 years of experience
1 Canal Plaza, Portland, ME
Need help with a sports law matter?
A sports attorney works with professional athletes. A sports attorney will work with the athlete, and his agent and or manager, to negotiate and draft all aspects of the athlete's work including compensation, contracts, licensing and other contractual rights. In case of dispute a sports attorney will also litigate on the athlete's behalf. In some cases a sports attorney may serve as both the agent and attorney for the athlete. An attorney is an important resource and partner for a professional athlete.
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