Top Law Firm Joins the School of Racing

Top Law firm, JMW has signed up to join Manchester Cycling Academy as Sports Law Partner to the School of Racing which will feature Britain’s most successful ever Olympian, Jason Kenny at their Christmas event on December 20th in Manchester.

JMW Sports and Media Group, who have offices in Manchester, London and Liverpool are widely recognised as one of the UK’s leading media and sports law firms and also offer a compensation scheme for cyclists who have suffered injuries or damage to their bike as a result of third party negligence.

Stephen Taylor Heath, Head of Sports law and Nick McAleenan, Head of Media Law said “JMW are delighted to be supporting Manchester Cycling Academy with the School of Racing. The first event is a collaboration with record breaking Olympian Jason Kenny CBE on the 20 December. It is understood there are only a few places left for this incredible opportunity to learn from one of Britain’s greatest ever track cyclist.”

JMW Sports and Media Group are ranked in tier 2 and tier 1 respectively in legal 500 with Stephen Taylor Heath and Nick McAleenan recognised as leading individuals in their sectors. They have specialist lawyers based in both their Manchester and London offices.

JMW also has a dedicated cycling team led by Nadia Kerr and Richard Powell, who help cyclists that have had an accident due to no fault of their own seek compensation for their losses. The team, made up of dedicated cyclists, have been assisting cyclists for over 38 years between them.

Stefan Hopewell, Director of Manchester Cycling Academy and of the School of Racing said: “I’d like to give a very warm welcome to JMW as a partner to the School of Racing with Jason Kenny. JMW are widely recognised as leaders in their field and as such are a perfect fit for the School of Racing. All of the riders who attend on December 20th aspire to lead their field and will also learn from an established leader, in seven time Olympic Medallist, Jason Kenny.”

“Stephen and Nick are a delight to deal with and I’m pretty sure that this is just the start of a fantastic relationship.” He added.

The contribution made by JMW will go towards a fund which will allow young people from a non typical cycling demographic to attend the School of Racing with Jason Kenny. There are few places remaining for the event, which can be purchased at: https://schoolofracing.manchestercyclingacademy.co.uk/

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