Jordan Mitchell
Jordan has nearly a decade of experience in the intellectual property (IP) industry, across both trade marks and patents. His background in philosophy supports a problem-solving approach that delivers innovative, well-executed solutions for clients.
Jordan is a trainee trade mark attorney who supports clients with UK examinations, clearance searches, filings and oppositions. He brings strong working knowledge of UK trade mark law and practice, shaped by nearly a decade in the field.
While his work primarily focuses on UK trade marks, Jordan also supports EU and international work. He liaises with overseas attorneys to progress trade mark applications, respond to refusals and oppositions, and prepare filing strategies.
Jordan is also a member of the firm’s Inclusivity Group and brings over eight years of experience in diversity, equality and inclusion (DEI) to help shape internal initiatives.
- Assisting with UK trade mark examination responses
- Preparing and advising on new filings
- Conducting and reviewing clearance searches
- Assisting with trade mark oppositions
- Writing articles on trade mark issues, including UK Amazon Ruling Spotlights TM Rights In International Sales (Law360 UK)
Industries
- Paralegal Certificate, Chartered Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys (CITMA)
- Paralegal Certificate, Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys (CIPA)
- MA, Philosophy
- BA, Philosophy
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How We Live Our Values: Excellence
My favourite aspect of the role is learning about our clients’ businesses. To provide holistic advice, I believe it is essential to understand the client, their future goals and the marketplace they operate in. This approach often reveals valuable unprotected IP rights that may not have been previously considered by the client. For me, excellence means using that understanding to give the best advice and to help clients get more from their IP.
In My Own Words
When I first joined the IP industry, I did not fully understand why I was drawn to it. Looking back, I realise it gave me the opportunity to apply the skills I developed during my academic career, including dealing with complex ideas, problems and arguments, to provide value for my colleagues and clients while working with ideas that have a clear, tangible role in the real world.
