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Peter Nunn

Peter Nunn

Peter Nunn

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Peter is a specialist in the enforcement of intellectual property rights, including copyright, trade mark, passing off, design right, patent and confidential information disputes. He is especially knowledgeable on intellectual property issues that relate to the internet, such as how to close down websites that infringe a brand owner's rights, as well as on the recovery of valuable domain names. His expertise is called upon by clients in many sectors (including fashion, IT and pharmaceutical).

Peter has been published a number of times in the specialist press on IP. He gained significant commercial experience during six month secondments at Cable & Wireless and the Forensic Science Service.

Key Experience

Peter advises a wide range of clients in different sectors on the protection of their brand portfolios and other intellectual property rights, including fashion, IT and pharmaceutical.

Career History

Assistant, Mishcon de Reya
University of Bristol, Diploma in Intellectual Property Law and Practice
Assistant, Charles Russell LLP
Qualified, Charles Russell LLP
Kings College London, History (First Class Hons)

Articles and Publications

  • Cracking the Code: Copyright Law and its Elusive Grail;  European Intellectual Property Review, 2007
  • India introduces Product Patents;  Newsxchange (Newsletter of the Licensing Executive Society), 2005