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11-19 Artillery Row
LONDON
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Phil Treeby
Work Department
Patents | IT, Software & Electronics
Position
Phil is a Partner in the Patents team and a Chartered Patent Attorney, European Patent Attorney, Higher Courts Litigator and Registered Representative before the Unified Patent Court.
Career
Over the years, Phil has gathered extensive experience in prosecuting patent applications around the world. A large proportion of his work relates to handling patent matters for direct clients located in the United States, Japan and South Korea, including drafting and worldwide prosecution of patent applications, and related issues, such as prior art and infringement advice.
His particular interests involve developments relating to ion implanters and mobile telecommunications networks.
Furthermore, he has gained considerable experience in conducting oppositions and appeals before the European Patent Office, including appearing at oral proceedings before the Examining Division, Opposition Divisions and Appeal Boards.
Phil is a regular visitor to Japan and has spent time on secondment with a Japanese law firm. He regularly lectures on IP matters to Japanese companies, law firms and associations and is a regular observer at the APAA world congress.
Phil joined Maucher Jenkins in 2001 and became a Partner in the firm in 2007.
Memberships
CIPA, EPI
Education
Ormskirk Grammar School; University College London (1997 BSc Astrophysics (1st Class), EPA, 2004 CPA).
Leisure
In his spare time, Phil enjoys clay pigeon shooting, golf and cooking.
Lawyer Rankings
London > TMT (technology, media and telecoms) > PATMA: Patent attorneys
With offices situated in UK, Germany, Switzerland, and China, Anglo-German firm Maucher Jenkins is well positioned to assist clients with both national and European patent filings, infringement matters, and managing portfolios, in addition to providing representation in prosecutions before the UKIPO and EPO. Turning to the team members, London-based James Cross leads on matters regarding computing, software, AI, electronics, satellites and fintech, while Hugh Dunlop in Cambridge specialises in telecoms, green technology, and the Internet-of-Things. In Edinburgh, Reuben Jacob chairs the life sciences department, which boasts a client roster consisting of medtech, pharmaceutical, biotech, chemistry and agrochem companies. Holly Whitlock, also in Edinburgh, and Philip Treeby in London jointly spearhead the engineering, physics, and mathematics patenting team.