Information Technology
London (Bar)
8 years ranked
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All aspects of contentious intellectual property, with a particular emphasis on patent litigation in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and mobile telephony fields. Recent notable cases include: Generics (UK) v AstraZeneca [2025]; Samsung v Janssen [2024]; ACD v MI [2024], Bayer v Aspire [2024]; Phillips v Oppo [2023]; IPCom v Vodafone [2023]; Nokia v Oppo [2022]; Optis v Apple [2022]; Alcon v AMO [2021]; Teva v Janssen [2021]; InterDigital v Lenovo [2021] & [2022]; Illumina v MGI [2020]; IPCom v HTC [2020]; MSD v Wyeth [2020]; Conversant v Huawei [2020]; Aspire & Accord [2019]; Emson v Hozelock [2020] & [2019]; Philips v Asus [2018]; Merck v Comptroller [2017]; Illumina v Premaitha [2017]; Merck v Teva [2017], Novartis v Actavis [2016]; Lilly v Actavis [2016]; Hospira v Cubist [2017 & 2016]; Unwired Planet v Samsung [2016]; Merck v Ono [2015]; Vringo v ZTE [2014]; Philips v Nintendo [2014]; Samsung v Apple [2013]; Perini v PCMC [2012]; Generics v Yeda [2012]; Merck v Sigma [2012]; Warner- Lambert v Teva [2011]; Datacard v Eagle [2011]; Abbott v Medinol [2010]; RIM v Motorola [2010]; Generics UK v Daiichi [2009]; Actavis v Merck [2008]; Generics v Lundbeck [2008]; Qualcomm v Nokia [2008]; Conor v Angiotech [2007].
Called to the Bar 1997. Took silk in 2016. Editor of the 18th -20th editions of Terrell on the Law of Patents.
Intellectual Property Bar Association; Chancery Bar Association.
Brasenose College Oxford (1995 MA, Chemistry).
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Thomas Hinchliffe KC is an IP and IT expert who has a rising market profile due to his work in high-stakes technology cases, especially those involving telecoms and data transmission.
Thomas Hinchliffe KC is highlighted for his abilities in handling biotechnology and pharmaceutical patent litigation matters. He has also acted in numerous telecommunications and electronic patent disputes. Sources are quick to highlight his polished advocacy, his incisiveness and his commercial awareness.
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Thomas has an encyclopaedic knowledge of case law and gets into the technical weeds of a case.
Thomas works incredibly hard. He really gets to the bottom of everything.
Thomas Hinchliffe is incredibly hard-working. He really gets to the bottom of everything. He is great.
One of his real strengths is that he is always in the detail. Regarding his advocacy, we used him for High Court appeal work and he was very accomplished.
Thomas Hinchliffe KC is a very experienced barrister who is able to jump in and really help steer a matter under a lot of pressure. He is a safe pair of hands.
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