Firm Description

Reynolds Porter Chamberlain LLP (RPC) is a modern, progressive and commercially-oriented law firm based in London, providing a full business law service to UK and international clients across a wide range of industry sectors.

RPC was recently ranked first out of all city, national and international law firms in Legal Week's Client Satisfaction Report December 2010 and second overall against all UK firms. It is also described in the legal directories as combining "business-savvy awareness with high quality technical ability" and providing "probably the best return on investment we have ever experienced from a legal team".

RPC's client base ranges from large multinationals to mid-sized and growth UK and international companies and other professional practices, and includes many household names. RPC's lawyers are recognised for their expertise in the leading legal directories and consistently score ahead of competitors in independent client satisfaction reviews. The core practice areas include Intellectual Property, Technology & Outsourcing, Media, Corporate, Commercial, Dispute Resolution, Regulatory, Real Estate, Construction and Engineering, Projects and PFI, Health and Safety, Employment, Insurance and Reinsurance. RPC provides access to an international service via its TerraLex Network (represented in over 130 jurisdictions worldwide) and also works with and is recommended by other leading firms around the world.

RPC has a dedicated team of IP and technology specialists. They are very experienced in contentious and non-contentious legal matters and have been involved in many high profile, business critical transactions and disputes, often with an international reach.

The core specialisms include copyright, designs, trade marks, patents, confidential information, IT and communications, outsourcing, advertising and marketing, commercial contracts, competition, due diligence and audits. RPC's technical expertise is augmented by a detailed knowledge of many sectors of industry including publishing, media (traditional and digital), IT/software, retail, insurance, advertising, manufacturing, energy, life sciences and financial services.