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Reddie & Grose is recognised as a leading patent and trade mark firm. The firm has 23 partners, 44 qualified patent attorneys, 12 qualified trade mark attorneys and 30 assistants across offices in London, Cambridge and Munich. Our attorneys handle the full range of IP rights including patents, trade marks, and registered designs. Read more »

Typically recruits

  • Aerospace
  • Chemical/Process
  • Computing/Technology
  • Electronic & Electrical
  • Materials & Minerals
  • Mechanical/Manufacturing
  • Sciences/Maths
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The facts

To find out more about our organisation please visit:
www.reddie.co.uk

Two week intensive boot camp induction, followed by weekly sessions devoted to practical training.
The firm stands out as being friendly and particularly committed to high quality training.
Various sporting activities as well as Christmas and Summer parties take place at our firm!
In 2018, we filed:
3,103 Patents
845 Trade Marks
206 Designs
151 Employees
23 Partners
44 Attorneys
25 Trainees
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We currently have three office locations: London, Cambridge and Munich.

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Life at Reddie & Grose
Life at Reddie & Grose
Why become a Patent Attorney?
Why become a Patent Attorney?
Why become a Trade Mark Attorney?
Why become a Trade Mark Attorney?

Joanne Pham

Trainee Patent Attorney

"Since starting at Reddie & Grose, I have not stopped using my technical knowledge. Instead, I apply my technical knowledge in ways that may seem less traditional."

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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."

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What do they call a ‘Big Mac’ in Europe?

On 11 January 2019 McDonald’s lost their “BIG MAC” EU trade mark registration. The mark had been registered in three classes, covering food, non-alcoholic beverages and restaurant services, since 1998.

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A Bright Future for Solar Energy

A new study led by the Australian National University (ANU) could lead to cheaper and more efficient solar technology. According to the study, the current photovoltaic (PV) cell market is dominated by silicon based technology, which is nearing its theoretical efficiency limit.

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