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Pitmans LLP

1 CROWN COURT, 66 CHEAPSIDE, LONDON, EC2V 6LR, ENGLAND

Tel:: Work 020 7634 4620
Fax:: Fax 020 7634 4621
DX:: 133108 CHEAPSIDE 2

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Reading RG1, Reading RG1, London

London : Dispute resolution

Within Commercial litigation Commercial litigation

London : Insurance

Within Personal injury: defendant, tier 5

Reading firm Pitmans LLP has experience in the area, and opened a London office in 2012.

London : TMT (technology, media and telecoms)

Within Brand management, tier 4

Pitmans LLP manages international trade mark portfolios for entertainment and sports sectors clients, advising music artists on brand protection matters. Clients include Live Nation, British Fashion Council and Ascot Racecourse. Jeremy Summers leads the team.

Within Media and entertainment, Pitmans LLP is a third tier firm,

Jeremy Summers heads Pitmans LLP’s media practice, Pitmans SK Sport and Entertainment LLP. He represented Live Nation before the ECJ regarding the MONSTERS OF ROCK trade mark, and also represents Nullarbor Productions, the producer of Priscilla Queen of the Desert. Nigel Dewar Gibb, who advised on Escape to New York, a new festival in The Hamptons, and Sally Britton were promoted to partner.

Within Sport, tier 5

Pitmans LLP’s Jeremy Summers has a strong sports IP practice.

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