Intellectual Property: Law Firms With Patent & Trade Mark Attorneys

Brian Cordery is regularly called upon to act for leading pharmaceutical companies in a range of patent litigation. He also advises on IP-driven transactions in the life sciences sector.

Brian is a star in IP. He is extremely on the detail, knows the law and gives amazing client service.

Myles Jelf is a highly experienced patent litigator who focuses on hi-tech and telecommunications patent disputes. He has recently worked on a number of matters concerning standard-essential patents.

Myles brings decades of experience and a sensible approach to litigation.

Jeremy Blum is recognised for his work on often precedent-setting trade mark and design cases for clients. He has notable experience handling litigation concerning shape and colour trade marks.

Jeremy is an incredible practitioner and a brilliant litigation strategist.

An excellent practitioner who is focused on litigation.

Jeremy is excellent: he knows his stuff and is on top of the strategy and detail.

Andrew Bowler is an accomplished patent litigator used to working across a wide range of technical disciplines in cases with cross-border implications. He has experience handling standard-essential patents on behalf of telecoms and electronics multinationals.

Andrew is exceptionally sharp when it comes to strategy and thinking outside of the box.

Andrew litigates across a a broad spectrum of work. He is very measured and sensible.

Liz Cohen has an impressive reputation in the life sciences sector for her masterful handling of patent disputes. She is highly sought after to marshal international litigation campaigns.

Liz is an excellent and really good commercial strategist.

Richard Pinckney has an impressive profile in the technology sector, acting on patent cases including SEP disputes and FRAND matters.

Richard is super bright, a strategic thinker and knows everything there is to know about technology.

Simon Clark comes recommended for all facets of brand management, including portfolio development and litigation. He is also expert in the law of copyright and designs.

Simon is a great and knowledgeable practitioner, particularly in design and copyright law.

Simon has a deep knowledge of the law alongside diverse interests outside of the law, which is a strength when complex questions do not settle with only knowledge of the law.

Dominic Adair is a patent litigator and seasoned veteran of cross-border disputes. His primary focus is in life sciences, drawing on his impressive scientific background.

Dominic is a consistently brilliant IP spokesperson for UK.

He is a very focused and very friendly partner.

Dom is particularly good in coordinating litigation.

James Boon frequently represents companies in the technology sector in high-stakes and often industry-critical litigation. He has particular expertise with regard to standard-essential patents.

James provides excellent service and advice.

James is excellent - he is super bright and intelligent.

Richard Dickinson has a wide and varied transactional practice assisting large corporate clients with licence agreements and disputes. He has experience advising clients in various industries including life sciences, media and retail.

He is a great pleasure to work with.

Richard is a very sensible and thoughtful lawyer.

Richard has an extraordinary ability to explain complicated issues in a succinct and easy manner.

Rob Burrows is a respected patent litigator with an impressive record of leading cases for leading biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies. He is a noted expert in the field of plant varieties.

Rob is strongly recommended and especially for the more technical aspects of chemistry.

Rob has a strong scientific background and is excellent, thoughtful and really listens carefully.

Ellen Lambrix is a rising talent advising clients on collaboration agreements and licence and corporate deals in the life sciences sector.

Ellen is very skilled in navigating tense and challenging life sciences deals. She has great composure and grapples the extreme complexity well.