Mr Miles Robinson > Mayer Brown International LLP > London, England > Lawyer Profile

The corporate-focused film and TV practice at Mayer Brown International LLP mainly advises distributors, broadcasters and production companies on M&A, joint ventures, and other corporate mandates. The team is also skilled in disputes involving IP infringement, and contractual frameworks relating to film and TV productions in the UK and US. Practice head Miles Robinson handles cross-border disputes in the publishing sector, Rebecca Bothamley focuses on corporate finance matters in the media sector, and Oliver Yaros handles IP issues.

Mayer Brown‘s product liability team stands out for its expertise in product liability claims in the construction industry, working in a multidisciplinary fashion with the firm’s strong litigation and construction practices. Miles Robinson, who is highlighted for ‘the knowledge and experience that he brings, his calmness under pressure and the quality of work‘, handles mass claims and regulatory advice relating to product labelling issues. Mark Stefanini is regularly engaged to advise on product safety and product recalls, as well as product liability issues relating to food and automotive products.

Mayer Brown International LLP advises a diverse range of clients across the technology, media, broadcasting and telecoms sectors. Leadership duties are divided between Mark Prinsley, Miles Robinson, and Richard Page. Prinsley advises on business critical technology whilst Robinson handles substantial contractual and commercial disputes. Page advises on public and private M&A private equity and joint ventures work. Robert Hamill  and Harriet Hainsworth are also recommended.

Working with a growing number of private equity and technology sector clients, the litigation and regulatory enforcement team at Mayer Brown International LLP – led by Ian McDonald   – excels in cross-border commercial disputes. ‘Exceptional commercial litigator’ Miles Robinson is regularly called upon to handle post-M&A and shareholder disputes, while Mark Stefanini’s broad practice ranges from contractual, joint venture and supply chain disputes, to competition and breach of warranty claims. Airlie Goodman is ‘extremely bright and commercially aware’, active in commercial litigation across the financial and professional services, mining and renewable energy sectors. Stephen Moi is another key contact, along with Jonathan Cohen.