In this article, Trainee Patent Attorney, Emma Lyons, discusses supplementary protection certificates (SPCs) and how they help compensate for the loss of effective patent term caused by regulatory approval delays.
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Written by Trainees for Trainees. Are you curious about a career in Intellectual Property (IP) but don’t know where to begin? Read on to discover how the Careers in Ideas mentoring scheme can help!
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Trainee Trade Mark Attorney, Ji-Young Song, shares insights from her exciting journey to Seoul, South Korea, where a planned holiday turned into a valuable business development experience.
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Written by Trainees for Trainees. Trainee Patent Attorney, Jack Ashman, shares his recent experience and key learnings from participating in the IN2STEM panel session.
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Trainee Patent Attorneys, Oliver Herd, and Chloe Johnson, share key learnings from training on secondments with clients in Cambridge. An invaluable opportunity, secondments support clients directly on-site and allow trainee attorneys to gain first-hand experience of their operations.
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As part of our #JourneyToIP series, which showcases trainee blogs exploring both traditional and unconventional paths into the world of intellectual property, this edition features Trainee Patent Attorney, William Emond, who shares his unique journey transitioning from a career in the arts to one in science.
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In this blog piece, Trainee Patent Attorney, Jack Braithwaite, delves into the process of filing a patent application, explaining its key steps, and offering practical advice. He also provides an overview of what a patent is and highlights its importance in protecting intellectual property.
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Trainee Patent Attorney, Jordan Tinkler, reveals how he turned his passion for space technology into a dynamic law career, using his physics degree to fuel his exciting journey into the world of patents and innovation.
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In this blog, now qualified European Patent Attorney, Emily Bevan-Smith, talks us through the much-anticipated moment she received her EQE results.
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From an engineering focus in academia, to a fulfilling career in intellectual property (IP) law - In this blog, Amardeep provides valuable insights into his career journey into IP law so far.
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Appleyard Lees’ trainee patent attorney, Holly Redman, shares her experiences and learnings from presenting on equality, diversity, and inclusion, as a keynote speaker at an event titled: ‘Help! How do I start a conversation about ED&I?’, organised by IP Inclusive.
