Book Rights Limited
Probate Solicitors
Book Rights Limited
7 Bell Yard, London
# Book Rights Limited
Book Rights is a specialist intellectual property and creative law practice based in London, now operating under Marram Law. Founded by Nina Peregrine-Jones, the firm provides tailored legal advice to creatives, businesses and third sector organisations navigating the complex intersection of intellectual property, data protection and commercial law.
The practice serves authors, artists, designers, production companies, publishing houses, literary estates and digital startups. What distinguishes Book Rights is its deep sector expertise—Nina trained at media-focused firm Olswang (now CMS Cameron McKenna Olswang) and brings over twenty years' experience specifically in creative industries. Rather than generic legal advice, the firm offers nuanced counsel on issues that genuinely matter to creative practitioners: protecting artistic ownership, exploiting intellectual property across multiple formats, and managing the contractual relationships that underpin creative collaboration.
The firm excels in trade mark strategy and enforcement, copyright protection and exploitation, and GDPR compliance—particularly relevant for companies handling sensitive creator and consumer data. Nina regularly advises on emerging areas including NFT creation and distribution, international brand protection, and complex licensing arrangements across publishing, music, design and production sectors.
Book Rights stands out for understanding the business models and creative aspirations of its clients, rather than applying one-size-fits-all solutions. The practice combines rigorous legal expertise with practical commercial awareness, making it accessible to both established creative businesses and individual practitioners seeking specialist guidance.
Book Rights is a specialist intellectual property and creative law practice based in London, now operating under Marram Law. Founded by Nina Peregrine-Jones, the firm provides tailored legal advice to creatives, businesses and third sector organisations navigating the complex intersection of intellectual property, data protection and commercial law.
The practice serves authors, artists, designers, production companies, publishing houses, literary estates and digital startups. What distinguishes Book Rights is its deep sector expertise—Nina trained at media-focused firm Olswang (now CMS Cameron McKenna Olswang) and brings over twenty years' experience specifically in creative industries. Rather than generic legal advice, the firm offers nuanced counsel on issues that genuinely matter to creative practitioners: protecting artistic ownership, exploiting intellectual property across multiple formats, and managing the contractual relationships that underpin creative collaboration.
The firm excels in trade mark strategy and enforcement, copyright protection and exploitation, and GDPR compliance—particularly relevant for companies handling sensitive creator and consumer data. Nina regularly advises on emerging areas including NFT creation and distribution, international brand protection, and complex licensing arrangements across publishing, music, design and production sectors.
Book Rights stands out for understanding the business models and creative aspirations of its clients, rather than applying one-size-fits-all solutions. The practice combines rigorous legal expertise with practical commercial awareness, making it accessible to both established creative businesses and individual practitioners seeking specialist guidance.
Services offered
Trade mark filing and prosecutionCopyright exploitation and enforcementIP protection strategyGDPR compliance and data protectionContract drafting and negotiationBrand clearance and strategyIP auditsPublishing and licensing agreements