About
Specialising in commercial litigation and arbitration with particular interest in intellectual property and franchising, James O"Flinn has practised at Keystone Law since 2014. He trained at Martin Cray & Co, qualified in 1995 and has previously worked at Berrymans Lace Mawer and Mundays LLP; his education includes an LLB (Middlesex University) and postgraduate qualifications in sports law and commercial intellectual property.
Practice areas
LitigationArbitrationDispute ResolutionIntellectual PropertyFranchising
Office
Expertise
FranchisingCommercial Intellectual PropertySports LawTrade Marks
Education
- Cardinal Newman School
- Middlesex University (1989–1992, LLB Hons 2:1)
- College of Law, Guildford (1993, Law Society finals)
- King's College London (2000, Postgraduate Certificate in Sports Law)
- Nottingham Trent University (2006, Postgraduate Diploma in Commercial Intellectual Property, distinction)
Admissions
- Qualified as a solicitor (England), 1995
- Member, The Law Society
- Associate member, Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys
Languages
German (Basic)