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Oxford has long been recognised for the academic excellence of its universities, and as well as for its successful automotive, healthcare, bioscience and publishing sectors.
Our Oxford office has been established since 1997 and its patent and trade mark attorneys work with a variety of companies and industries ranging from local start-ups and university spin-outs to industry-leading multinational organisations.
Our Chartered (UK) and European patent attorneys have a diverse range of industry experience and knowledge, and specialise in the fields of electronics, software (including AI and blockchain), telecommunications, photonics, bio-electronics, and energy (renewables, nuclear, and oil and gas).
Our UK and European trade mark attorneys advise a wide selection of clients ranging from publishers to production companies along with numerous household names.
Show MoreOur expanding team allows us to provide specialist intellectual property services to a range of businesses. Many of our attorneys and support staff are multi-lingual, which benefits our domestic clients as they look to expand internationally or liaise with third parties, and allows us to communicate effectively with our international clients and associates. In addition to offering patent, trade mark and design right protection services, our attorneys and lawyers (solicitors) can advise on IP-related licensing, due diligence and contracts.
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