Intellectual property law specialists bring music to ears of local people as they open Hatfield office

A firm of intellectual property law specialists is to bring music to the ears of local people by sponsoring the Hatfield Music Festival, just weeks before it opens an office in the town.

Cleveland Scott York will be sponsoring the festival, which takes place on 16 June 2018 in Birchwood Playing Fields, just two weeks before it relocates its Hertfordshire office to Bishop Square.

The Festival will feature a wide range of local musical acts from a variety of genres.

Cathy Ayers, a Partner at Cleveland Scott York’s Hertfordshire office, said: “Supporting creative talent is at the heart of what we do as a firm, so it is wonderful that we are able to sponsor the Hatfield Music Festival as we prepare to open our offices in the town.

“As a firm of intellectual property law specialists, we assist our clients on a daily basis to draw out the commercial potential of their creativity through patents, trade marks and design rights.

“We are delighted to be able to announce our arrival in Hatfield in this way.”

Cleveland Scott York will relocate its Hertfordshire office from Grosvenor Road in St Albans to Bishop Square in Hatfield on Monday 2 July 2018.

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