Daniel Sizer is a Partner in Marks & Clerk’s London office and is a Chartered (UK) Patent Attorney, European Patent Attorney and UPC Representative.
Daniel has significant experience across a wide range of facets of IP prosecution and management. He has particular expertise in the medical device, food and beverage, energy and automotive sectors.
Daniel’s practice focuses on high-value matters such as inter-partes procedures before the EPO, due diligence and freedom to operate and invalidity. Daniel regularly represents his clients before the Opposition Division and Appeal Boards of the EPO and has been commended by clients for the quality of his results. He works closely with in-house advisors to ensure that Opposition and Appeal strategy is closely aligned with commercial considerations. Daniel has also represented a client on a case that was referred to and decided on, in favour of his client, by the Enlarged Board of Appeal. As part of this work, he frequently works as part of a multi-jurisdictional opposition and litigation team.
A significant part of Daniel’s practice involves supporting his clients with freedom to operate (FTO), invalidity and infringement matters to identify, quantify and mitigate against risks posed by third parties. Daniel has overseen multi-jurisdictional freedom to operate projects for clients in the medical device, consumer goods, and product handing sector.
Daniel is a Partner in the Engineering team and sits on Marks & Clerk’s Energy Group Leadership committee, which provides oversight and steering for the UK business’ growth activities in this area. Daniel is also the oversight Partner for Marks & Clerk’s Training Academy. He is therefore responsible for managing Marks & Clerk’s in-house training programme for Marks & Clerk’s trainees.
Daniel graduated from the University of Cambridge with a first-class degree and Master's in Mechanical Engineering before joining Marks & Clerk. Daniel speaks English.
Chartered (UK) and European Patent Attorney, UPC Representative
MA, MEng
Daniel Sizer is a Partner in Marks & Clerk’s London office and is a Chartered (UK) Patent Attorney, European Patent Attorney and UPC Representative.
Daniel has significant experience across a wide range of facets of IP prosecution and management. He has particular expertise in the medical device, food and beverage, energy and automotive sectors.
Daniel’s practice focuses on high-value matters such as inter-partes procedures before the EPO, due diligence and freedom to operate and invalidity. Daniel regularly represents his clients before the Opposition Division and Appeal Boards of the EPO and has been commended by clients for the quality of his results. He works closely with in-house advisors to ensure that Opposition and Appeal strategy is closely aligned with commercial considerations. Daniel has also represented a client on a case that was referred to and decided on, in favour of his client, by the Enlarged Board of Appeal. As part of this work, he frequently works as part of a multi-jurisdictional opposition and litigation team.
A significant part of Daniel’s practice involves supporting his clients with freedom to operate (FTO), invalidity and infringement matters to identify, quantify and mitigate against risks posed by third parties. Daniel has overseen multi-jurisdictional freedom to operate projects for clients in the medical device, consumer goods, and product handing sector.
Daniel is a Partner in the Engineering team and sits on Marks & Clerk’s Energy Group Leadership committee, which provides oversight and steering for the UK business’ growth activities in this area. Daniel is also the oversight Partner for Marks & Clerk’s Training Academy. He is therefore responsible for managing Marks & Clerk’s in-house training programme for Marks & Clerk’s trainees.
Daniel graduated from the University of Cambridge with a first-class degree and Master's in Mechanical Engineering before joining Marks & Clerk. Daniel speaks English.
Chartered (UK) and European Patent Attorney, UPC Representative
MA, MEng