EIP sponsor IP clinic at Venturefest 2011

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11 October 2011
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EIP will hold an IP clinic at Venturefest 2011 allowing visitors to receive expert advice on their intellectual property rights.

Venturefest 2011 is being held at SPark One, the new innovation centre at SPark, the Bristol and Bath Science Park, on 3 November. The event unites entrepreneurs and innovators from all round the UK with investors and professional service providers, and is expected to attract around 500 delegates.

Attorneys from the EIP office in Bath will be available to offer free advice on protection for intellectual property rights for a broad range of technologies, including electronics, computer software and hardware, optics, telecoms, life sciences, pharmaceuticals, mechanical engineering, chemical subject matter, and cleantech.

EIP has experience in enabling start-up companies to established multinationals secure broad protection for their inventions or brands, and develop an effective IP strategy. To discuss the requirements of your patent portfolio, or the importance of IP protection for an invention or brand, register for the IP clinic. Places are limited.

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