OUR SECTOR FOCUS
We work with creatives, businesses and third sector organisations. We provide pragmatic legal services that protect creative and commercial objectives and support vision.
MEET NINA
Nina Peregrine-Jones
With more than twenty years of experience in the law, Nina’s legal practice focuses on the creative sectors. Nina is focussed on what is important to her clients. Nina trained and qualified as a solicitor at in the intellectual property team of the media-focused law firm Olswang LLP (now CMS Cameron McKenna Olswang LLP) before joining Temple Bright LLP as a partner and then founding Book Rights in 2023.
Nina counts among her regular clients a number of publishing companies, digital start-up companies, literary estates, literary agents, hotels, independent food brands, design studios, production companies, advertising agencies, designers, galleries, authors, artists, third sector organisations and public limited companies.
- Advising content creators / content owning entities on IP protection, ownership and exploitation strategies (through intra-group, joint venture, consulting or other arrangements).
- Advising creatives on contractual arrangements relating to creation and distribution of NFTs.
- Advising start-ups, High Street names and creatives on UK and international brand strategy.
- Prosecuting trade mark portfolios at the UK Intellectual Property Office and World Intellectual Property Office.
- Bringing and defending trade mark opposition and invalidation proceedings at the UK Intellectual Property Office.
- Bringing a trade mark infringement and passing off claim at the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court.
- Advising on full scale GDPR compliance exercises and drafting compliance documentation.
- Advising on DSAR responses and data breach strategies.
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