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Fashion Law practice at Juris & Nova Chambers

Practice area

Fashion Law

Protect the design before it's copied, not after.

Overview

At Juris & Nova Chambers, our Fashion Law practice provides legal assistance to designers, fashion brands, manufacturers, retailers, models, influencers, and other businesses operating in the fashion and lifestyle industry. We advise clients on the legal and commercial issues involved in creating, protecting, producing, marketing, and selling fashion products and brands.

Our practice covers fashion contracts, brand protection, trademarks, design rights, copyright, licensing, franchising, manufacturing arrangements, distribution, e-commerce, and retail agreements. We also assist clients with designer, model, influencer, endorsement, and collaboration agreements, helping protect their commercial and creative interests.

We advise on intellectual property disputes, counterfeiting, unauthorised use of designs and brands, contractual disputes, and other issues affecting fashion businesses. Where disputes arise, we assist clients through negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and appropriate court proceedings.

Our approach combines legal protection with an understanding of the fast-moving and creative nature of the fashion industry. Whether the matter involves a fashion brand, design, commercial agreement, intellectual property right, or business dispute, Juris & Nova Chambers provides practical and focused legal support tailored to the needs of clients in the fashion sector.

Areas we cover

Services within this practice

  • Manufacturing Agreements
  • Supply Chain Contracts
  • Retail Agreements
  • Collaboration Agreements
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  • Fashion Trademark Filing
  • Copyright in Designs
  • IP Portfolio Management
  • IP Licensing Advisory
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  • Brand Name Protection
  • Trademark Opposition Defence
  • Trademark Infringement Action
  • Brand Enforcement Strategy
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  • Design Registration
  • Design Infringement Claims
  • Textile Design Protection
  • Design Piracy Disputes
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  • Brand Licensing Agreements
  • Franchise Agreement Drafting
  • Royalty Disputes
  • Franchise Termination Disputes
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  • E-Commerce Seller Agreements
  • Online Marketplace Disputes
  • Return & Refund Policy Advisory
  • Counterfeit Listing Takedowns
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  • Designer Employment Contracts
  • Model Engagement Agreements
  • Talent Contract Disputes
  • Non-Compete Enforcement
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  • Celebrity Endorsement Contracts
  • Advertising Compliance Review
  • Influencer Agreement Drafting
  • Misleading Advertisement Disputes
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  • Anti-Counterfeiting Raids
  • Customs Recordal for Brands
  • Grey Market Enforcement
  • Online Counterfeit Takedowns
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  • Commercial Dispute Litigation
  • Supplier Dispute Resolution
  • Brand Dilution Claims
  • Fashion Arbitration
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Questions

Frequently asked

Yes, through registration under the Designs Act, provided the design is new and has not been previously published, alongside trademark protection for the brand itself.

Most marketplaces act on a documented brand-owner complaint within days; persistent sellers may require an injunction and damages claim in court.

Confidential enquiry

Tell us about your matter

Enquiries received during working hours are acknowledged the same day.

Your details stay privileged and are never shared outside the chambers.

Consultation

Speak with a fashion law advocate.

Tell us what has happened and what you need. You will get a candid assessment, a realistic timeline and a written fee position before any work begins.