Patents
Our European, UK and German experts advise on the creation, exploitation and enforcement of IP rights across a wide range of sectors. They provide creative IP solutions and outstanding client service.
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Our UK and European design attorneys advise clients on obtaining, exploiting and enforcing intellectual property rights relating to designs. We combine our commercial knowledge with legal expertise to provide high quality advice with outstanding client service. Design law is an area of IP law which interacts with both trade marks and patents. Our team is drawn from both specialisms, enabling us to advise a huge variety of clients on their design enquiries. Moreover, understanding when to pursue design protection in addition, or as an alternative to, filings for patents or trade marks is critical. We seek to advise our clients on the best possible strategy for their innovations, whichever filing strategy they might be considering.
Our highly skilled experts are experienced negotiators and have particular expertise in the management of large portfolios; searching and watching; domain name recovery; and trading standards and customs work.
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The team supports horticultural and biopharma clients, has significant experience in UK plant breeders' rights, can assist clients in obtaining rights across Europe and offers advice on infringement risks associated with rights held by third parties.
MOREOur biotechnology team are attending a number of events throughout London Life Sciences Week from 15-20 November 2026.
Where should life sciences companies file patents? Explore the commercial and legal factors that shape filing strategies, from market size and enforcement to patentability and exclusivity.
The High Court's decision in Parabolica v Tesla confirms that the original EUTM filing date is the relevant date for assessing absolute grounds under the Brexit transitional regime.
Discover the key patent challenges facing agrochemical innovators in Europe, from inventive step and synergy data to SPCs, UPC strategy, formulations and freedom-to-operate considerations.