The Unitary Patent and the Unified Patent Court
A new approach to patents in Europe
IP Blueprint for Growth
How innovative SMEs can attract and secure funding.
Covid-19: update on procedures
Like all organisations, intellectual property offices have had to make changes to the way they operate at the current time to limit the spread of Covid-19.
OUR SERVICES
Potter Clarkson creates value from your innovation. We bring vision and clarity of thought to guide you through the complexities of intellectual property for business. As consultants and experts in IP law, we help you understand, create, protect and defend the commercial value of your innovations anywhere in the world.
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View Leveraging your IP for business growth
- Leveraging your IP for business growth
- Nottingham
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View Materials Research Exchange 2022
- Materials Research Exchange 2022
- London
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View NLSDays 2022
- NLSDays 2022
- Malmö
THE DIFFERENCE WE MAKE
Helping our clients to achieve their commercial objectives is a powerfully motivating force. When we see breakthrough innovations making a difference in the world, it is hugely satisfying and the main reason we love our work.
Global pharmaceutical company successfully defends patent for use of antidepressant medicine
We were instructed by two global pharmaceutical companies, H. Lundbeck A/S and Takeda Pharmaceuticals, to defend an opposition filed against their patent to an antidepressant medication vortioxetine (marketed as Brintellix).
Helping a specialist food supply chain company make business critical decisions on IP strategy
Potter Clarkson’s awareness of strategic aspects of the food tech sector is paying dividends for a novel supply chain start-up in a specialised sub-sector of the food industry.
Full-service IP approach means fast-track robotics SME can focus on growth
With a need to balance scientific invention with commercial objectives, the company needed IP advisers who could both gain the confidence of its scientists and engineers and help it meet its commercial objectives.
