Intellectual Property
Our expertise helps you to protect your IP portfolio and enforce your IP rights worldwide. You’ll put your IP in the safe hands of specialist lawyers who cut their teeth at the forefront of pioneering technology and in well-known, IP-rich companies. So you’ll always have access to a team rich in real world experience – and real industry insight.
Then it’s about going further. Mastering the detail. Simplifying and clarifying. Connecting with you to immerse ourselves in your IP challenges. And generating answers that can give you a competitive edge.
At Bird & Bird we recognise the true value of your IP assets, your ideas and your future. Enabling you to focus on your business, your brand and the difference you make.
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Patenthub
The Unitary Patent and the Unified Patent Court
The European Patent Office (EPO) and the participating countries are in the final stages of establishing the Unitary Patent and the Unified Patent Court (UPC).
Practitioners Guide to the UPC 1st Edition
Helping you navigate the practice and procedure of the Unified Patent Court and Unitary Patent.
Case studies
More Case Studies
Open Banking – facilitating innovation in the Payments industry
Trystan Tether
Partner
Innovation in the Payments industry has transformed the consumer relationship for our clients in the Banking and Finance sectors, and the convenience of Open Banking is now key to helping build and maintain their strong client relationships.
E-tablet helps deliver healthcare to marginalised communities
Delivering reliable healthcare to very rural communities across the globe, where digital records and diagnostics are not currently available, is a significant obstacle for United Nations institutions and NGOs. So, Arm, a leading technology provider of processor IP, partnered with Be he@lthy, be mobile, a World Health Organisation initiative, to develop a tech solution.
First-of-its-kind trademark win in Poland
Marta Koremba
Partner
We won a landmark case in Poland for our client, North Food. The case concerned the protection of typeface and lettering used in a trademark, the first case of its kind in the country.
