Jake Rose'Meyer
Jake advises clients across multiple sectors on trade mark protection and prosecution. A former examiner and tribunal case worker at the UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO), he brings valuable insight into registrability and enforcement practices within the UK.
Jake supports businesses in protecting and enforcing their brands. He has particular experience working with medical and life sciences businesses, both in the UK and internationally, and is keen to broaden his experience across other sectors.
His day-to-day work covers the full brand lifecycle, from conducting due diligence and trade mark clearance searches to filing trade mark applications and enforcing existing rights.
Jake’s experience working with multiple IP firms during his time at the UKIPO led him to join Potter Clarkson, drawn by the firm’s reputation for quality and client service.
- Performing due diligence and trade mark clearance searches, prior to the implementation of a brand
- Drafting and filing trade mark applications at the UKIPO and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
- Assisting businesses in monitoring brands for potential infringement
- Enforcing existing rights through opposition and cancellation proceedings at the UKIPO
Industries
- Enrolled on the Postgraduate Certificate in Trade Mark Law, Queen Mary University of London
- BA, Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies, Cardiff University
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How We Live Our Values: Ambition
As a trainee trade mark attorney, I'm driven by a desire to understand the nuances of intellectual property law and the evolving commercial landscapes that shape brand identity. I’m always asking not just what a mark represents, but why it matters: culturally, commercially, legally and strategically. This mindset fuels my commitment to learning, challenging assumptions and approaching each case with both analytical precision and creative curiosity.
In My Own Words
My experience working at the UKIPO opened my eyes to the weird and wonderful world of trade marks. I was instantly hooked by the variety. One moment reviewing a product line of my favourite chocolate biscuits, the next looking at technologies designed for space exploration.
Now, through both my studies and day-to-day role, I am still amazed by the diversity of the work. I enjoy supporting businesses across a wide range of industries and love that this job constantly feeds the never-ending itch of curiosity in my brain.
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