NIL & Legal Services — Process Sports Management

Unlike most sports agencies, Process Sports Management is led by a licensed Pennsylvania attorney who is also a Sports Law Professor at LaSalle University — literally teaching Name, Image, and Likeness law and NCAA policy to the next generation of lawyers. This means your NIL contracts aren't just negotiated — they're legally vetted by an attorney bound by the highest ethical standards in the profession and backed by academic expertise in NIL law.

Our clients receive comprehensive legal protection as part of their representation — including contract review, LLC formation, business account setup, financial advisor coordination, and full PA law compliance. Every service is designed to protect your career and maximize your earnings.

Line-by-Line Contract Review

Every contract is personally reviewed by Joe Frio, Esq. — not a paralegal, not a junior associate. The principal agent and attorney reads every word before you sign anything.

PA NIL Law Compliance

Full compliance with Pennsylvania State Law 381 Article XX-K. We ensure every deal protects your eligibility and follows state and NCAA regulations to the letter.

Predatory Clause Detection

We identify and eliminate predatory contract language that other agencies miss — hidden exclusivity clauses, unreasonable non-competes, and one-sided termination provisions.

Eligibility Dispute Navigation

If your eligibility is ever challenged, you have a licensed attorney in your corner who understands NCAA rules, conference policies, and state law — not just an agent making phone calls.

Buyout & Damages Expertise

When deals go wrong or contracts need to be unwound, we handle the legal complexities — buyout calculations, damage mitigation, and dispute resolution.

Every Contract.
Every Line.
Every Time.

Your Contracts
Deserve Attorney-Level Protection

Every Contract.Every Line.Every Time.

Your ContractsDeserve Attorney-Level Protection

Every Contract.
Every Line.
Every Time.

Your Contracts
Deserve Attorney-Level Protection