Praised by clients as being a ‘joy to work with’, RPC’s arsenal of skills are comprised of digital content, commercial agreements in the sport sector, and trade mark portfolio management, to name a few. David Cran, who fields a wide-ranging practice that extends across the technology, retail, and media sectors among others, and Jeremy Drew, who is adept at handling multi-jurisdictional arbitration, co-lead the group. Ciara Cullen is well-versed in issues arising from the food and drink sector and is especially knowledgeable in the safeguarding of consumer brand portfolios. Trade mark and passing off expert Ben Mark and contentious expert Sarah Mountain are also recommended.
Legal 500 Editorial commentary
Testimonials
Collated independently by Legal 500 research team.
- ‘Thoughtful, well-informed, engaged team that responds to client needs. Appropriate resourcing and expense management. Relevant staffing. Informed coordination across relevant matters.’
‘Sarah Mountain is a thoughtful and engaged solicitor that is always willing to engage thoughtfully with client feedback to get the best result.’
‘The team is very results-oriented and works well towards their goals.’
‘The RPC team is very knowledgeable across all areas of IP. They have particular expertise in the FMCG industry, particularly food and beverage. I have also recommended clients to them who have found them to be efficient and cost effective.’
‘Ciara Cullen is excellent. She is highly commercial and efficient. She is very knowledgeable and a highly adept litigator.’
‘Knowledgeable, organised, and collaborative.’
‘RPC are a joy to work with. They consistently demonstrate an impressive blend of legal acumen, strategic thinking, and client-focused service.’
- 'They approach each case with a strategic mindset, crafting innovative solutions tailored to the specific needs and business objectives of clients.'
Key clients
- Kraken
- Tether
- Missguided
- Meta
- Conde Nast
- Skins
- Saracens
- Webuyanycar
- SSP
- Link
Work highlights
Acting for Kraken in passing off proceedings in the High Court brought by Craig Wright, an individual who claims to be the pseudonymous inventor of Bitcoin, 'Satoshi Nakamoto'.
Advising Meta on various elements of copyright law, including material subject to fair dealing.
Advising one of the world's largest brewers on the IP and regulatory aspects of product launches and campaigns.
Lawyers
Next generation partners
Junior partners with significant recognition from clients and peers in the market and key roles on multiple matters.
Practice head
David Cran; Jeremy Drew
Other key lawyers
Ciara Cullen; Ben Mark; Sarah Mountain