Robert Turner

First, I advise on a variety of commercial contracts, with a strong focus on the media, entertainment and sports sector. I have many years of experience in advising sports rights holders on sponsorship agreements, data and content licence agreements, brand licence agreements, staging agreements, agency agreements and media rights agreements.

Secondly, I specialise in consumer law (the law in relation to business-to-consumer contracts) and advise clients from a variety of the firm's sector groups both on a wide range of business-to-consumer contracts and on how to comply with the regulatory requirements imposed by consumer law.

• Acting for Chelsea FC on its technical partnership agreement with Nike pursuant to which Chelsea appointed Nike as its kit supplier to, and sponsor of, the club's teams, granted merchandising rights and outsourced the operation of the club's global e-commerce platform and physical retail sites.
• Acting for The Stronach Group on the launch of its international media and wagering rights business for North American horse racing and greyhound racing.
• Acting for Arsenal FC on its appointment of Puma as technical partner which was, at the time, a record-breaking deal in the Premier League and for the club. In addition, I have acted for the club on several global and regional partnership deals, licensing arrangements and catering supply arrangements.
• Advising multiple brands in different industries on their consumer-facing contracts (such as e-commerce terms of sale, website terms of use, digital content subscription terms, ticketing terms etc) for clients such as Nando's, la prairie, WD-40, easyJet, made.com, Arsenal FC and Everton FC.
• Advising a number of online marketplaces in relation to the terms on which they provide platforms for members to buy and sell goods, services and digital content.

• Commercial
• Media, Entertainment and Sport
• Retail and Consumer
• Travel