Ritika Narang is a paralegal in the Marks & Clerk team, based in London, supporting commercial, intellectual property, and dispute resolution matters.
Her practice focuses on patent litigation, commercial IP, and open source software. She brings a strong combination of legal expertise, scientific insight, and cross industry experience. Her work spans complex, multi jurisdictional matters before the UK High
Court, IPEC, UKIPO, and UPC, supporting partners with evidence analysis, case strategy, expert coordination, and procedural management.
Ritika has a scientific background in Biochemistry and Biological Sciences, providing a strong technical foundation across life sciences, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and medical technology. She has supported major global patent disputes involving vaccines, biologics, and advanced therapeutics, and her experience extends to IP driven commercial agreements, licensing, R&D collaborations, technology transfer, and advisory work on IP ownership and exploitation.
Ritika is a qualified solicitor of England and Wales with international commercial experience, including prior work within the pharmaceutical sector.
This experience informs her understanding of regulatory and innovation-led industries, enabling her to provide clear, practical support to clients operating at the intersection of technology and intellectual property.
Pfizer (MSD v Wyeth formulation patent)
(Pfizer v GSK RSV vaccine patent)
(Pfizer v GSK UPC revocation and infringement matters)
Bentley (OSS), PharmaMar, Cummins, DRI Healthcare (Litigation Monitoring)
Qualified solicitor of England and Wales (2023)
Legal Practice Course (LPC) from University of Law, Moorgate, London (2015)
Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL) from University of Law, Moorgate, London (2014)
MSc Management from University of Technology Sydney, Australia (2008)
BSc, Biochemistry and Biological Sciences from University of Sydney, Australia (2007)
Ritika Narang is a paralegal in the Marks & Clerk team, based in London, supporting commercial, intellectual property, and dispute resolution matters.
Her practice focuses on patent litigation, commercial IP, and open source software. She brings a strong combination of legal expertise, scientific insight, and cross industry experience. Her work spans complex, multi jurisdictional matters before the UK High
Court, IPEC, UKIPO, and UPC, supporting partners with evidence analysis, case strategy, expert coordination, and procedural management.
Ritika has a scientific background in Biochemistry and Biological Sciences, providing a strong technical foundation across life sciences, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and medical technology. She has supported major global patent disputes involving vaccines, biologics, and advanced therapeutics, and her experience extends to IP driven commercial agreements, licensing, R&D collaborations, technology transfer, and advisory work on IP ownership and exploitation.
Ritika is a qualified solicitor of England and Wales with international commercial experience, including prior work within the pharmaceutical sector.
This experience informs her understanding of regulatory and innovation-led industries, enabling her to provide clear, practical support to clients operating at the intersection of technology and intellectual property.
Pfizer (MSD v Wyeth formulation patent)
(Pfizer v GSK RSV vaccine patent)
(Pfizer v GSK UPC revocation and infringement matters)
Bentley (OSS), PharmaMar, Cummins, DRI Healthcare (Litigation Monitoring)
Qualified solicitor of England and Wales (2023)
Legal Practice Course (LPC) from University of Law, Moorgate, London (2015)
Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL) from University of Law, Moorgate, London (2014)
MSc Management from University of Technology Sydney, Australia (2008)
BSc, Biochemistry and Biological Sciences from University of Sydney, Australia (2007)