
George Tebbutt
Partner | Engineering and environment
Partner | Engineering and environment
Partner | Trade marks
Partner | Engineering and environment
Partner | Trade marks
Partner | Tech
Partner | Tech
Partner | Trade marks
Partner | Tech
Partner | Tech
Partner | Litigation
Partner | Tech
Partner | Chemistry and life sciences
Partner | Engineering and environment
Partner | Chemistry and life sciences
Partner | Engineering and environment
Partner, Head of Legal, Trademarks and Designs (Germany) | Litigation
Partner | Litigation
Partner | Litigation
Partner | Litigation
Partner | Engineering and environment
Partner, President of The Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys | Tech
Partner | Engineering and environment
Partner | Chemistry and life sciences
Partner | Chemistry and life sciences
Senior Associate | Chemistry and life sciences
Senior Associate | Tech
Senior Associate | Trade marks
Senior Associate | Tech
Senior Solicitor | Litigation
Senior Associate | Engineering and environment
Senior Associate | Chemistry and life sciences
Senior Associate | Engineering and environment
Senior Associate | Engineering and environment
Associate | Engineering and environment
Consultant
Consultant | Trade marks
Consultant
Do you know what your IP is doing to bring in revenue? Can you show your business how you are using your IP to gain competitive advantage? Can you secure the best deal possible?
Due diligence can too often be seen as a box ticking exercise that lists the various IP assets of the target company. Not here.
As an owner of IP, you will sometimes need others to help your IP fulfil its commercial potential and support the strategic goals of the business. Make sure they value your IP as much as you do.
Ensuring that IP and associated rights are owned by the right entity is a vital part of corporate asset management, which can impact the ability of your business to leverage the value of those rights.
Confidence is important. Confidentiality frequently more so.
Collaborations, joint development, cross licensing and complex IP ownership structures require our specialist expertise.
The Sunrise Period will last for three months. During this period, European patent holders and applicants can opt their European patents and European patent applications out of the exclusive jurisdiction of the UPC before the Court opens for business on 1 June 2023.
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