Juliet Redhouse

Partner

UK & European Patent Attorney

MA (Cantab), PhD, EPA, CPA

Juliet is a partner in Mathys & Squire’s life sciences team, working in the fields of molecular biology, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology. She has a first class master’s degree in Natural Sciences, specialising in genetics, from the University of Cambridge and has a PhD in molecular genetics from the same university. Juliet entered the patent profession in 2011. She is recommended in the 2022 edition of The Legal 500, in which she is described as ‘a superb patent attorney’ and commended for being ‘very knowledgeable about both the science and the law, always well prepared for meetings, and easy to work with’. Juliet has also been recognised for her outstanding legal expertise in patents as part of Lawyer Monthly‘s Women in Law Awards 2021.

Expertise

Juliet is experienced in examination and opposition proceedings at the European Patent Office, as well as drafting, prosecution and management of global patent portfolios. She also advises clients on infringement, validity and freedom-to-operate matters. Juliet works in the fields of molecular biology, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, and has particular experience in the areas of antibody technology, vaccine technology, protein and peptide based medicines, personalised medicine, recombinant gene expression and diagnostic assays.

Academic

Juliet graduated from the University of Cambridge with a first class honours degree in Natural Sciences, specialising in genetics. She went on to obtain a PhD in molecular genetics from the same university. During her PhD, Juliet studied the role of nuclear organisation in the regulation of gene expression through the use of immunoassays, fluorescent in situ hybridisation, confocal microscopy, bioinformatics and traditional genetics techniques.

Memberships & organisations

Juliet is a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys and is a member of the European Patent Institute.

Awards