Welcome to the Reddie & Grose Hub

With offices in London, Cambridge, Munich and The Hague, Reddie & Grose’s attorneys handle the full range of IP rights including patents, trade marks, registered designs and plant varieties. We offer services across all key technologies and the team are known for their client-friendly approach, legal and technical knowledge, commercial nous and for getting excellent results.

We are looking for people who have the potential to take charge of a client relationship on behalf of the firm in the future – people who are personable as well as technically capable.

We recruit from all STEM disciplines.

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The facts

Reddie & Grose is an internationally renowned firm of European and UK patent, trade mark and design attorneys.

We have nearly 80 intellectual property specialists in London, Cambridge, Munich & The Hague.

Our services range from investigating competing rights, handling oppositions, drafting and filing applications, and maintaining portfolios.

We handle work throughout the world, working with local colleagues in over 100 countries.

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Life at Reddie & Grose

Why become a Patent Attorney?

Why become a Trade Mark Attorney?

Ed Nelson

Associate, Patent Attorney

"My role covers a variety this can be from drafting, prosecuting, corresponding with clients and advising them on legal matters, supervising trainees, and attending events to promote Reddie & Grose."

Nick Reeve

Partner

"I am lucky to work closely with a number of international clients, particularly in Japan, Europe and the US. In doing so, I enjoy the opportunity to look at problems from a different perspective to my own."