What the Papers Say
Chambers & Partners 2008
Briffa are ranked in in the Intellectual Property: Generalist Lawyers Band (Covering all areas). Of Margaret Briffa it states "Highly regarded by clients is Briffa’s founding partner Margaret Briffa, who “knows what she is talking about and is very diligent and measured in her approach .”
Legal 500 - 2007
Briffa are ranked in the 5th Tier
for Intellectual Property - London and are listed as strong specialists in our own right, most notably
Margaret Briffa.
Briffa are also ranked in Tier 2 for IP: trade
mark portfolio management – London and ranked
in Tier 2 for Computer Games London “Briffa's practice
continues to grow, having added a number of publishers, such as Activision,
to its primarily developer-based client list, which includes Sports
Interactive. The team also welcomed Sega as a new client, following
the publisher's acquisition of longstanding client Creative Assembly.”
Chambers and Partners - 2007
Briffa are ranked in Band 5: Intellectual Property: General “Briffa is a mid-sized, "cost-effective" north London practice dedicated solely to IP issues. Focusing on the representation of small to mid-range companies, it is best known for its work in the advertising and marketing sectors. The eponymous Margaret Briffa specialises in dispute resolution as well as representing clients in design, patent and trade mark cases. Additional experience in the execution of anti-counterfeiting operations makes her an attractive proposition to clients.
Margaret Briffa is ranked in Band 4: Intellectual Property: Generalist Lawyers (Cover all areas)
Briffa are ranked in Band 2: Media & Entertainment: Computer Games - The Firm: This small group is a well-regarded presence in the marketplace. It is praised for its expertise in commercial and rights matters, and is particularly recommended as “one of the first ports of call for creative design matters.” The lawyers are admired for their transactional expertise and highlights include advising Sports Interactive in relation to its USD30 million acquisition by SEGA. The team’s client base includes developers and publishers.