Technical depth, applied to IP strategy

We work in life sciences and complex technologies where patent decisions carry downstream impact. 

We focus on technically complex fields where IP strategy must align with how products are developed, regulated, and brought to market. 

We work across life sciences, chemistry, pharmaceuticals, materials science, and engineering disciplines. In these areas, effective IP requires both technical precision and commercial alignment. 

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Chemicals, materials, and applied science

Our focus is on structuring protection that supports manufacturing, performance, and long-term commercial value. 

  • Chemical synthesis and processes  

  • Materials science and polymers  

  • Nanotechnology and advanced materials  

  • Energy, fuels, and battery technologies  

  • Food science and applied chemistry 

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LIFE SCIENCES

We support life sciences innovation across biologics, diagnostics, and emerging platforms, where IP strategy must align with scientific development, regulatory pathways, and commercialization. 

Our focus is on structuring protection that holds up across the full lifecycle, from early research through market entry. 

  • Biologics and therapeutic platforms  

  • Diagnostics and precision medicine  

  • Molecular and cellular technologies  

  • Research tools and reagents  

  • Genomics and bioinformatics 

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PHARMACEUTICAL & HEALTH SCIENCES

We advise on IP strategy for pharmaceutical and health science innovations, where protection must align with clinical development, regulatory exclusivity, and market positioning. 

Our approach focuses on structuring portfolios that support product management across the lifecycle, from early development through patent expiry. 

  • Small molecule and biologic therapeutics  

  • Drug discovery and development  

  • Formulations and delivery systems  

  • Medical devices and combination products  

  • Biosimilars and generics strategy 

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ENGINEERING & PHYSICAL SCIENCES

We work at the intersection of engineering, materials, and applied physics, where IP strategy must align with system design, performance, and real-world implementation. 

Our focus is on protecting core technologies while supporting scalability, efficiency, and long-term market position. 

  • Mechanical and industrial systems  

  • Energy, fuels, and battery technologies  

  • Advanced materials and manufacturing  

  • Aerospace and automotive technologies  

  • Computer-related and integrated systems