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Mr Thomas Lunt
Position
Thomas is a barrister specialising in intellectual property law. His practice encompasses all areas in intellectual property including patents and SPCs, trade marks, passing off, copyright, and confidential information.
Thomas is described by clients as a “truly excellent junior” who is “extremely hardworking and intellectually bright” and “provides great client service”.
His recent patent cases include Akebia v Fibrogen (a leading case on the approach to sufficiency of functional claims) and Sandoz, Teva v BMS (the first appellate decision on plausibility following G2/21). He acted in the Dr Reddy’s, NHS England & ors v Warner-Lambert damages inquiry concerning pregabalin (which was described by The Lawyer as one of the “Top 20 Cases of 2023”) and is presently instructed in ongoing FRAND proceedings. He is a contributing author to Terrell on the Law of Patents, editing the chapters on construction and plausibility.
Thomas maintains an active trade marks practice and has worked on cases across diverse sectors including beverages, luxury personal goods, and medical devices. In addition to his experience before the High Court, he represents clients unled before the UK IPO.
Career
2019-2020: 12-month pupillage at Three New Square to Miles Copeland, Jeremy Heald, Joe Delaney, Stuart Baran and Geoffrey Pritchard
2018-2019: Legal Assistant at Carpmaels & Ransford LLP. Involved in a pharmaceutical patents matter relating to anti-CGRP antibodies for the treatment of migraine.
2018: Called to the Bar, Lincoln’s Inn
Education
2017-2018: BPTC at BPP Birmingham: Outstanding; 1st in cohort
2016-2017: GDL at BPP Birmingham: Distinction
2012-2016: MChem Chemistry at Lincoln College, Oxford: 1st class
Lawyer Rankings
London Bar > Intellectual property
(Rising stars)Ranked: Tier 1Thomas Lunt – Three New Square ‘Thomas is razor-sharp, enthusiastic, and works hard. He practises with a degree of competence far beyond his year.’