Wollens announced as preferred legal partner for Somerset County Cricket Club

We are delighted that Wollens have this week signed a new partnership with Somerset County Cricket Club. The new agreement will see Wollens become Preferred Legal Partner to the club. 

Pictured above are Jack Leach Somerset CCC / England, Marco Floreale, Wollens Head of Sports Law, Chris Hart, Wollens Chief Executive, and Tom Banton, Somerset CCC / England.

Founded in 1875, Somerset County Cricket Club is one of eighteen First Class County Clubs within the domestic cricket structure of England and Wales. The Taunton based club play in the 1st Division of the County Championship and are the current Vitality Blast T20 champions – winning the competition at Edgbaston in 2023.

The Official Website of Somerset County Cricket Club (somersetcountycc.co.uk)

Somerset County Cricket Club Commercial Director, Caroline Herbert is pleased to be able to welcome Wollens to the Somerset Cricket Family. “We are delighted to be working with Wollens,” she said. “To be able to partner with a company with such strong links to the region is always exciting. From our discussions it was clear that they have a genuine passion for sport in the South West and they have a history of backing local teams, including Western Storm.

“We have a number of shared values such as championing sport in the South West and outstanding customer service, to name just two, and as the game evolves and transitions their respected sports division will provide valuable backing to our team off the field.”

Chris Hart, Chief Executive from Wollens added:

“We are thrilled with the collaboration between Wollens and Somerset County Cricket Club. This partnership embodies our shared values of excellence, integrity and community commitment. This is a great fit for us particularly as we proudly support a range of sports in the South West, complimented by our Sports Law Division.”

Chris added:
“We are looking forward to working with Somerset to help achieve great success both on and off the field. “