Savvy and specialist lawyers for the interactive entertainment industry
Interactive entertainment has overtaken music and film to become one of the largest industries in the entertainment media sector, and is a cultural force to be reckoned with.
Our interactive entertainment lawyers have a deserved reputation as the best in the game. They're savvy and deeply involved in this fast-moving industry. They understand the unique ways in which digital and media regulation, intellectual property rights and new technologies, such as artificial intelligence and blockchain, intersect.
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Clients come to us for our knowledge of how legal issues work within this rapidly changing sector and their impact. The areas we support them with include crafting terms and disclosures for globally distributed products and services in a world of increasingly granular regulation; structuring deals; typical commercial terms; and advice on what works and what doesn't.
We can help you navigate the industry as it moves from physical to digital distribution and service models; as online games expand into broader metaverses; and as video game intellectual property is used to inspire successful films and TV shows, rather than the other way around.
Leaders in interactive entertainment
As one of the first law firms to focus on computer games, we have contributed to shaping and helping our clients navigate these developments from the outset. We're now widely recognised as the leading European law firm for interactive entertainment.
Our international team understands the commercial pressures and we have deep connections right across the legal and business communities. We immerse ourselves in the industry and are a gold sponsor of the Games Industry Law Summit.
Our understanding of the industry makes us the perfect legal partner for any business in the interactive entertainment sector. We're well-placed to advise businesses of all types and sizes, from start-ups to global organisations and from content creators to service providers.
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