
Our team combines fresh quantum talent with recent research experience on the PhD- and postdoctoral level with the longstanding experience of senior patent attorneys in prosecution, litigation and portfolio management in quantum and adjacent deep-tech sectors. Learn more about our quantum expertise and how we can protect your innovation in the quantum sector.
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This document provides a visual summary of the resulting procedure once an opposition to a European patent is filed, outlining the key stages from the filing to the Written Decision of the Opposition Division, as well as the process for further appealing said Decision to the Board of Appeal.
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A guide covering everything you need to know to successfully protect your IP from scratch, including patents, trade marks and designs.
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Our combined life sciences and chemistry team work collaboratively to help our clients maximise the impact of their IP. Find out more about our background, expertise and services we offer.
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WIPO application timeline and information sheet contains all you need to know regarding the filing of national trade mark applications, as well as the preparation of international trade mark applications.
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Our IT & engineering team is one of the leading practices in the sector. Our attorneys have unparalleled expertise in this area and work with a wide range of clients, from entrepreneurs, startups, spinouts and SMEs, through to large multinational corporations, research institutions, technology consultancies and universities.
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An informal guide to patents and the process of obtaining patent protection. It explains crucial jargon and addresses frequently asked questions to guide you along and help make the process of instructing us simpler. If you require advice on the process of obtaining trade mark or registered design protection, refer to the appropriate documents.
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Our holistic approach to IP consultancy supports businesses in capitalising their intangible assets.
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It is important to note that as the UK leaves the European Union, EU trade marks (EUTMs) will still be valid in the other 27 member countries of the EU: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden.
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