why is the everton stadium called hill dickinson

The Everton stadium is called Hill Dickinson Stadium because of a long-term naming rights partnership with Hill Dickinson, a Liverpool-based law firm founded in 1810. The collaboration is considered one of the largest stadium naming rights agreements in Europe, reflecting shared values of progress, excellence, and commitment to Liverpool's community. The firm has deep local roots, predating the founding of Everton by 68 years, and the partnership symbolizes both Everton's ambitions and the law firm's commitment to the city and global outlook. The new stadium is located at Bramley-Moore Dock and has a seating capacity of about 52,769 spectators.