US‑based clients represent a substantial part of our practice. We represent the major US motion picture studios and mini-majors, alongside games developers and publishers, sports rights holders, tech businesses, brands and the financiers who fund them.

We are regularly instructed by US clients on deals and disputes with a UK or EU element, particularly where our sector knowledge is critical.

We understand the commercial frameworks US clients are familiar with and the pace at which they work.

Our lawyers regularly work across time zones and are used to collaborating closely with US counsel where matters involve multiple jurisdictions.

Recognition

  • The Wiggin team makes sophisticated and nuanced global law accessible with quick turnaround times.
    Chambers UK, 2024
  • They have a wealth of knowledge of the worldwide regulatory landscape, which is important to us given the nature of our operations.
    Chambers UK, 2024
  • They are our most trusted advisers worldwide.
    Legal 500, 2026
  • The team has deep knowledge of their subject area in various jurisdictions and excellent contacts at other firms outside the UK.
    Legal 500, 2024
  • Wiggin provides excellent, comprehensive, practical, detailed advice that is suited for our large and diverse multinational corporation. The value we receive is unparalleled in the region.
    Legal 500, 2023
  • Wiggin is unique in their service speeds, depth of knowledge and ever present pragmatism. They are the gold standard.
    Legal 500, 2025
  • Wiggin offers hands-on and practical no-nonsense advice, as well as great direct industry experience.
    Chambers UK, 2026

Our experience includes work for:

  • Major US film and television studios on UK‑ and EU‑connected film and television production, financing, distribution and regulatory issues.
  • US‑based and US‑listed technology companies on complex technology, data protection and AI matters with international dimensions.
  • US‑based investors, venture capital funds and growth companies on venture capital investments in technology, games, media and entertainment businesses including funding rounds, shareholdings and strategic partnerships.
  • US games publishers and platforms on platform liability, online safety, consumer protection and regulatory issues affecting UK and European markets.
  • US film, TV, media and technology companies on advertising, sponsorship and branded content campaigns with UK and international reach, including compliance with gambling, advertising and audiovisual regulation.
  • US studios and interactive entertainment businesses on data protection, including AI‑driven systems, player safety tools, biometric age assurance and children’s data compliance.