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I first became aware of the profession as a teenager when I did some work experience over a summer with a firm in New York. I started as a trainee with a firm in London soon after graduating from Cambridge with a physics degree in 2003. I was attracted by the idea of working at the interface of law and technology, and by the opportunity to engage with engineers and scientists across a wide variety of different technologies and sectors.
I am adept at helping clients protect their ideas in a smarter and more effective way, so that they get the maximum benefit from their innovations. I am perhaps most skilled at understanding a client’s business needs and what is possible to protect and combining those considerations into a patent or set of patents that is useful for years to come.