Maninder Gill in Tes: Who owns a child’s work?

17th August 2020

Maninder Gill Head of Department
Partner Tech, IP & Digital Rights +44 20 3206 2723 Email Maninder

Recently, we were pleased to see Head of Intellectual Property and Partner, Maninder Gill, featured in Tes discussing the copyright of a child’s work and how ownership of the work is attributed. The article, entitled ‘Who owns a child’s work? Not the teacher or the school’, can be found on the Tes website here.

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Maninder Gill in Tes: Who owns a child’s work?

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