Jeremy Drew is Head of RPC's Commercial Group. Jeremy has extensive experience in matters concerning the retail and sports sectors, IP and technology. He advises on the full range of disputes, advisory and transactions.
Much of his practice has an international flavour, including worldwide transactions, leading international litigation and complex European arbitrations.
Known for his long standing client relationships and in depth understanding of their businesses, Jeremy is recognised for being highly commercial and an excellent strategist.
Jeremy is a regular commentator on commercial issues, including speaking at the IBC Cambridge IP and IT Law Summer Schools, LexisNexis webinars and at the BDO Retail FD Forum. He is the co-author of many articles and publications including Getting the Deal Through - Copyright global guide. He is often cited in the media including City AM, the Guardian, the Telegraph and the Financial Times. He has in the past lectured on the Queen Mary & Westfield Internet Law LLM course and was a Dissertation examiner.
Jeremy is recommended and praised year on year by leading legal directories across the range of areas in which he practices, including Chambers UK, Legal 500, World Trademark Review, the Client Choice International awards and IP Stars Handbook.
Much of his practice has an international flavour, including worldwide transactions, leading international litigation and complex European arbitrations.
Known for his long standing client relationships and in depth understanding of their businesses, Jeremy is recognised for being highly commercial and an excellent strategist.
Jeremy is a regular commentator on commercial issues, including speaking at the IBC Cambridge IP and IT Law Summer Schools, LexisNexis webinars and at the BDO Retail FD Forum. He is the co-author of many articles and publications including Getting the Deal Through - Copyright global guide. He is often cited in the media including City AM, the Guardian, the Telegraph and the Financial Times. He has in the past lectured on the Queen Mary & Westfield Internet Law LLM course and was a Dissertation examiner.
Jeremy is recommended and praised year on year by leading legal directories across the range of areas in which he practices, including Chambers UK, Legal 500, World Trademark Review, the Client Choice International awards and IP Stars Handbook.