With a core sector-specific offering which is led by the ‘exceptional’ Aled Walters, as well as the ability to effectively leverage the relevant expertise across the firm’s full-service offering, Hugh James ‘provides a 360-degree legal service’ to a myriad of stakeholders in the sector, running the gamut from advice on co-production agreements through to IP matters and financing arrangements. Walters has a ‘deep understanding of the media sector’ gleaned through private practice as well as his former role in-house at national broadcaster S4C; consequently he has tremendous insight into the nuances of the sector, regularly advising large UK-based television and film production companies across a range of complex commercial and corporate matters. ‘Professional’ and ‘very knowledgeable’ solicitor Ilan Jones, who was also formerly in-house at S4C, aids Walters with contractual and compliance mandates. The arrival of the ‘exceptional’ Mark Loosemore  in July 2023 (following the absorption of his former firm Loosemores Solicitors) has also given the team an extra dimension, given his ‘strong legal credentials across the wider sports industry’ and the relevant media work within that sector, including advice on sponsorship and licensing agreements. Consultant solicitor Sara Griffiths retired in October 2023.

Spearheaded by Welsh-speaking consultant Angharad Evans and also aided at times by practitioners within the firmwide commercial and technology plus IP teams, Acuity Law is well-positioned to act for clients within the creative industries across a range of commercial contract, financing and IP protection/commercialisation matters. Formerly in-house counsel at S4C, the 'superb' Evans has excellent insight into the Welsh and English TV and film industry, and regularly advises film and TV producers on the terms of rights, financing, co-production, distribution and exploitation contracts.