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Harbottle & Lewis

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Harbottle & Lewis was among a group of London law firms that attracted unwanted publicity when they were accused in parliament by the Conservative MP Bob Seely of “legal gangsterism” by acting on behalf of criminals and oligarchs linked to Vladimir Putin and bringing cases to silence critics. The firms denied any wrongdoing.

The firm advises global stars of music, film, television and sport, British and international royalty and wealthy individuals and families on estate, family, defamation, privacy and business-related matters, as well as corporate and commercial clients, including in the entertainment, media and technology sectors.

Its lawyers advised the German footballer Kai Havertz on his transfer from Chelsea to Arsenal, intermediary agreements, the exploitation of his image rights and various commercial matters.

It provided extensive advice to Box to Box Films on complex clearance, production and rights issues across their documentary productions broadcasted on HBO, Netflix, Apple TV and elsewhere.

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Harbottle & Lewis also advised the fast-food company KFC on the negotiation of a significant strategic partnership with a delivery partner for the provision of online delivery services via its own website.

Commended for entertainment & sport; technology, media & telecoms

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