EIP ranked in top 10 of IP law firms in Denver Business Journal

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16 December 2021
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EIP’s US office is delighted to be ranked in the top 10 in Denver Business Journal’s list of 2021 Denver-Area Patent/IP Law Firms.

This recognition follows a period of growth for EIP’s US firm with the arrivals of two patent specialists in the Denver office earlier in 2021.

Peter Scull, a registered US patent attorney with 25 years’ experience joined EIP from HDC IP Law, LLP where he spent over nine years. Jared Barnard also joined EIP as Of Counsel bringing with him over 12 years’ experience advising clients on IP matters. Jared and Peter have worked together for over 10 years.

Peter and Jared’s arrival complements the existing team providing IP advice which is led by Denver Managing Partner Leigh Augustine.

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