Intellectual Property
London (Bar)
6 years ranked
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Daniel practises in all areas of intellectual property law and commercial disputes involving the same, including patents, trademarks, passing off, copyright, designs and confidential information.
He has been instructed in a wide variety of high profile cases across the breadth of intellectual property, including: TQ Delta v Zyxel (patents, ADSL2/2+, VDSL2 technology); Alcon v Aspire (patents, fluprostenol isopropyl ester); Puma v Nike (trade marks, Footware mark); Nokia v Oppo (patent, 4G LTE transmission; Juve Patent “Top 10 patent case of 2022”); Dr Reddy’s and NHS Scotland v Warner-Lambert (patent damages inquiry; selected by The Lawyer as one of the “Top 20 Cases of 2023”); Swatch v Samsung (trade marks, Swiss watch brands; Managing IP “Impact Case of the Year 2024”); Lidl v Tesco (trade marks, passing off and copyright, Tesco’s Clubcard; selected by The Lawyer as one of the “Top 10 Appeals of 2024”); M&S v Aldi (registered designs, light up gin bottles); Shorts v Google (trade marks and passing off, YouTube Shorts); Merck Serono (SPCs, cladribine for relapse-remitting multiple sclerosis); and Toolgen v Vertex (patents, CRISPR gene editing technology).
Daniel was called to the Irish Bar in 2024 and accepts instructions in relation to all EU work.
A full CV is available here: https://3newsquare.co.uk/barristers/daniele-selmi/
Called 2013, Lincoln’s Inn; previously a Junior Research Fellow at Oxford University (Bionanotechnology); contributing author to Terrell on the Law of Patents (19th & 20th editions), the leading practitioner textbook on UK patent law.
Intellectual Property Bar Association; Chancery Bar Association.
Provided by Chambers
Daniel Selmi is a junior barrister who impresses with his commerciality, combined with a depth of technical knowledge aided by his background in life sciences academia. In addition to a busy practice in UKIPO proceedings, he has taken part in a number of high-profile patent and trade mark cases before the courts.
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Daniel is a superlative junior. I cannot fault him in any way. He is exceptionally bright and legally rigorous, and also has great sensitivity to the client.
Daniel Selmi is very sensible and commercial. He is a good draftsperson and advocate.
Daniel is always highly responsive and always delivers. He provides practical and commercial advice in a client-friendly manner. He is also a highly effective advocate and quick on his feet.
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