We apply technical, commercial and legal know-how to identify ideas that can become valuable assets for our clients.
We work closely with our clients to understand their individual needs - from the immediate to the long-term.
We deliver advice that's proven, pragmatic and focused on delivering the right outcome for each client.
Slingsby Partners LLP was formed with one key vision: to enable clients to more easily realise their business objectives through the use of IP - and we have brought together a team of outstanding IP professionals to achieve that goal. From start-up to established market leader - and wherever your organisation sits on the technology spectrum - we can help you generate lasting value from your ideas.
Our attorneys have a long track record of working alongside remarkable businesses to help them identify, protect and manage their intellectual property. Whether running a brainstorming session to capture the innovations in a new project or supporting a client through a dispute with a competitor, our goal is to make intellectual property work for our clients. We are particularly proud that the great majority of our instructions come through recommendations from existing clients.
Ruby Freeman was part of an IP Panel at Imperial College London, organised by the Materials Society. The panel offered an opportunity for students in the Materials department to learn about a career in IP and to ask questions about entering the profession. Topics discussed covered the routes to qualification, how to prepare for interviews, and the impact of AI on inventions.
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After the UK’s exit from the EU, the UK withdrew from participating in the Unified Patent Court (UPC) – this was consistent with the idea that the UK would no longer be affected EU laws or courts. However, a recent case at the Düsseldorf Local Division of the UPC has determined that the UPC has jurisdiction to hear a case of infringement action concerning the UK.
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The UKIPO have once again updated their guidance for examining patent applications relating to AI inventions following the recent Court of Appeal judgment in Emotional Perception AI Ltd v Comptroller-General of Patents [2024] EW
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