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Boult Wade Tennant

VERULAM GARDENS, 70 GRAYS INN ROAD, LONDON, WC1X 8BT, ENGLAND

Tel:: Work 020 7430 7500
Fax:: Fax 020 7430 7600

Web:: www.boult.com
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Reading, Oxford, London, Cambridge

London : TMT (technology, media and telecoms)

Within Patent attorneys, Boult Wade Tennant is a first tier firm,

Boult Wade Tennant’s team ‘exhibits strong business insight and exceptionally strong legal skills’, and ‘produces work of the highest quality’. Dutch firm Irdeto BV was a new client win, joining other clients including Boeing, Kraft Foods, Mologics, and Coba Plastics. Jason Pelly is ‘very knowledgeable’, and Matthew Spencer is also recommended. Howard Sands, a member of the hi-tech and electrical group, was promoted to the partnership in 2011. Hsu Min Chung joined Harrison Goddard Foote HGF.

Within Trade mark attorneys, Boult Wade Tennant is a first tier firm,

‘Exemplary’ firm Boult Wade Tennant is ‘first rate in all respects’: ‘fast, pragmatic and very good value’. The 15-strong team continued to represent Group Lotus in its dispute over the Team Lotus brand. It is also acting for Scooters India in a dispute over the Lambretta trade mark. Other clients include The All England Lawn Tennis Club, The Queen’s Club, the Royal Shakespeare Company, and Endemol. Tony Pluckrose is ‘super-bright, judicious and a total team player’; Emma Pitcher is ‘excellent’, ‘very prompt and client oriented’; Felicity Hide is ‘pragmatic and strategic’; and Catherine Wolfe is also recommended.

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10% Tax Rate for Intellectual Property Confirmed

On 6 December 2011, the UK Government published further details of a lower Corporation Tax rate for IP earnings which will come into force in April 2013.

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