Talent & influencers

We operate at the forefront of talent and influencer representation and engagement. Whether it’s the negotiation of a brand partnership agreement or the registration of a trade mark, we are here to help.

Key contacts
Overview

We act for talent and influencers at all levels across a wide range of industry sectors. We also act for talent agents and managers and brands and agencies looking to work with talent.

Our talent clients include footballers, chefs, photographers, fashion designers, models, make-up artists, bloggers, YouTubers, podcasters, authors, musicians, actors, comedians, directors, producers and beyond.

Our unrivalled breadth of media and entertainment experience gives us the unique ability to adapt to meet the challenges of a constantly developing talent-engagement landscape. Please see our expertise below and our other sectors and practice areas for more information about the work that we do.

Expertise

Our areas of expertise including the following:

  • Brand partnerships
  • Influencer engagement
  • Sponsorship and endorsement
  • Merchandising and product licensing
  • Personal appearances
  • Agent and manager agreements
  • Development and protection of brands
  • Copy clearance
  • Regulatory compliance
  • Corporate arrangements
  • Reputation protection

KEY CONTACT

KEY CONTACTS

Our lawyers have in-depth expertise and deliver high-quality, pragmatic and commercial advice.

Block quote
Source
They're extremely proactive - they provide great communication, thorough research and immediate responses.
Chambers & Partners
They demonstrate commercial and industry knowledge while being a fast and effective team.
Chambers & Partners
Highly experienced operators with the ability to think outside the box.
Chambers & Partners
Block Quote
Source
An excellent all-round knowledge and understanding of the complexities of the music industry and the social influencer space.
Legal 500

News & Insights

Office meeting room

Non-financial misconduct: Will the FCA take a leaf out of the SRA's book?

Cinemagoers

Film and TV Briefing: Friday 3 May 2024

Person typing

Google further delays the depreciation of third-party cookies until 2025

Music production

The voice of change? The BPI’s recent action against Jammable highlights the conflict between music rights holders and generative AI providers