Mark Wilden

What areas of law do I specialise in?

I advise on intellectual property law and protection, specifically firstly, copyright, trade marks, designs, confidential information and passing off; and secondly, contract and licensing disputes dealing with those rights.

What sort of work do I do?

I advise on disputes over intellectual property rights. I also advise on issues with contracts and licensing which deal with those rights.

I represent clients by drafting correspondence, preparing court documents, advising on procedure, and presenting my client’s case in Court. This includes advice and representation in court Applications and procedural hearings.

I have a particular interest in music and the creative industries. I have paid attention to the commercial side of the arts since releasing my first record in 1999, and I worked in-house at Oxford University Press from 2006 to 2014.

I have worked across the industry as a performer, a producer / engineer, and a record label administrator. I take a holistic view to disputes and seek to get the best and most practical commercial outcome for all parties.

Who do I work for?

I help people seeking to protect their rights and people accused of infringing the rights of others.

I act for individuals with no legal knowledge or support, and for large organisations with sophisticated legal teams.

I tailor my advice and representation in each situation to what my client needs.