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Mr
Theodore
Jemmott

European Patent Attorney

Manchester Office

Technology & Engineering

Telephone. +44(0) 1904 732130
Email. tjemmott@hgf.com
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Experience

Theodore earned his MEng (Hons) in Civil Engineering from the University of Bristol in 2019. After graduating, he began his career as a Structural Engineer at a leading international civil engineering firm, gaining valuable industry experience across large-scale infrastructure projects.

In January 2022, Theodore transitioned into intellectual property, joining HGF as a Trainee Patent Attorney within the Engineering Team. He qualified as a European Patent Attorney in July 2025.

Theodore now advises a diverse portfolio of clients, including multinational corporations in the construction, energy, and automotive sectors, as well as small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) based in the Manchester area.

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Qualifications

Patent Attorney

Europe

MENG

Civil Engineering

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA OR CERTIFICATE

Intellectual Property Law

Publications

Celebrating exam success at HGF

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Exam Success at HGF!

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The Outlook for Innovation in Construction Following COP28

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Changes to the procedure for remedying patent applications at the EPO

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