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Mr
James
Appleyard

Trade Mark Attorney

London Office

Trade marks

Telephone. +44(0) 207 776 5100
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Experience

James is a Chartered UK Trade Mark Attorney based in our London Office.

Prior to joining HGF, James worked for a number of private practice firms as a paralegal, assisting attorneys with a broad range of trade mark matters, including filing and prosecution of trade mark applications and a range of contentious matters.

James has a BA in English from the University of Leeds as well as an MA in Literature Studies and Linguistics from the same institution.

Specialisms

Industries

Services

Qualifications

Trade Mark Attorney

Chartered (UK)

BA

Literature Studies & Linguistics

MA

Literature Studies

Publications

International trade mark registrations – change to UKIPO handling procedure

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Costing the earth - fashion circularity might just be the solution to a sustainable fashion industry

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Enforcing Your IP Rights at the Border – What’s New?

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PlanetArt LLC vs Photobox Limited

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