Sir Dugald Clerk, inventor of the two-stroke engine, was born in Glasgow in 1854 and went on to co-found Marks & Clerk. By helping to protect the emerging technologies of heavy industry, our Glasgow practice was also ‘Clyde-built’. Today, our Glasgow office is situated at the Aurora building in the heart of the city’s business district where our UK and European Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys work to protect innovation and brands of all kinds.
Our Glasgow office has particular strength in depth in mechanical engineering, electronics and energy (renewables and oil and gas), and has a thriving domestic and international life sciences (pharmaceuticals and biotechnology) practice. It also has a highly experienced trade mark team whose attorneys advise household names across the world on brand protection and exploitation, from luxury goods to internet services to food and drink. The office can provide specialist intellectual property services support businesses of all shapes and sizes.
David Moreland
Partner
Noëlle Pearson
Trainee Trade Mark Attorney
Janice Morrison
Associate
Alistair Robertson
Associate
See more of our experts in Glasgow (UK)
You may also be interested in...
.
Reports
Longitude Report 2018
The latest edition of the Longitude Prize report, produced in association with CPA Global and Nesta, reveals ongoing trends in patent filing around point-of-care (POC) diagnostics. POC diagnostics are vital in helping clinicians diagnose patients better and more quickly, and reducing the unnecessary prescription of antibiotics. This, alongside the development of novel pharmaceuticals, is a key piece of the jigsaw when it comes to tackling the threat of anti-microbial resistance.
POSTED 15 October 2018
.
Newsletters
Brexit & Intellectual Property, trademarks, designs and the end of the transition period
-