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Intellectual Property (IP) is too important not to be done properly.
The value of a business can be transformed by obtaining strong IP rights. IP rights are assets, which can be licensed and sold. Additionally, strong IP rights can be used to stop others from using your intellectual property for free.
To ensure that your Intellectual Property assets are fully protected, you need the right partner.
Intellectual property (IP) is too important not to be done properly.
The value of a business can be transformed by obtaining strong IP rights. IP rights are assets, which can be licensed and sold. Additionally, strong IP rights can be used to stop others from using your IP for free.
To ensure that your IP assets are fully protected, you need the right partner.
We pride ourselves on delivering a high-quality IP service. If you choose us, you can be assured of the following:
Quality
We deliver expert IP services and consultancy to a high professional standard. This ensures robust and wide-ranging protection of your IP assets, all at a competitive cost.
Flexibility and responsiveness
We will work pro-actively with you, working alongside you as your IP partner. We do not hold a ‘one size fits all’ philosophy; instead we fully tailor our advice to your unique needs.
Trust and security
We work mindfully and harmoniously with you, taking care to be sensitive to any strategic or budgeting constraints you may have. You can be secure in the knowledge that we are acting in your best interests at all times.
Clarity, reliability and timeliness
We aim to be approachable and available to you, communicating even complex issues clearly, with as little jargon as possible. We will be clear about what is happening and why. We believe you will be very pleased with both the speed and the consistently high quality of the work that we do for you.
For Morgan, partnering with Wynne-Jones presented an opportunity to not only tap into the wealth of historic IP, but also to protect future interests, such as a planned entry into the electric car market.
Cotton Mouton Diagnostics (CMD) is an award winning company based in South Wales which is a spin-out of a joint project between Cardiff University and the University of Exeter. Read how they successfully secured investment for their technology by having a strong IP portfolio.
From April this year, reforms to the R&D tax-credit schemes become effective. For some, the changes will be welcomed but others will find they lose out on tax-savings in an economy with ever increasing costs. At Wynne-Jones IP, we’re delighted to offer entrepreneurs, start-ups and SME’S a bit of extra help where it’s needed most. We offer a unique service, the Pioneer’s Platform, that helps businesses secure their first patent application at an affordable cost.
Intellectual Property is a key aspect to consider for SMEs looking to develop and, if used correctly, can be a tool to grow and protect a business. However, the types and scope of protection of different forms of IP are frequently confused and misunderstood. This lack of understanding, along with the frequently prohibitive costs of certain forms of IP, is often the cause of businesses neglecting actual and potential IP rights that could be hugely beneficial. Nevertheless, there are a number of options for UK SMEs to help them develop and utilise their IP.
As of 1st March 2023, the latest version of the EPO Guidelines for Examination have entered into force. In addition to a number of minor changes, such as the provisions for drawings and debiting procedures, the Guidelines have been amended to take into account some significant changes in European patent practice over the last year.
The EPO has announced a set of fee increases effective on 1 April 2023.
Wynne-Jones IP are delighted to announce Cheltenham Open Door as it’s nominated charity for 2023. The charity, which operates from two locations in Cheltenham, support vulnerable, disadvantaged and lonely people.
It isn’t just sales that get hit. Reputations do too. Alarmingly, many consumers simply do not realise they bought a fake. Even if they do, they think it must be the same product, simply wearing different clothes. Counterfeit and copycat products are often inferior quality and often fail to meet safety standards, but consumers may not realise this and associate poor quality with the genuine article.
