Stephen Carter, a seasoned UK Patent Attorney and founder of The Intellectual Property Works, stumbled into the world of intellectual property (IP) almost by accident. With a background in engineering, inspired by his grandfather’s work on steam catapults for aircraft carriers and his father’s knack for dismantling and rebuilding Volkswagen Beetles, Stephen pursued an engineering degree and a master’s at Bath University. Unsure of his next step, a visit to the university’s careers office introduced him to the profession of patent attorney, a role he had never heard of before. After spending half a day with a Bath-based firm, he was hooked. “It sounded quite interesting,” Stephen recalls, and that curiosity led him to apply to various firms, landing a role that ignited a decades-long career.
What keeps Stephen passionate after over 30 years in the field? It’s the blend of cutting-edge technology and the chance to make a tangible impact on businesses. “Initially, it was the technology side of things, seeing new innovations all the time,” he explains. Over time, his focus expanded to include the business side, where he helps companies leverage IP to drive success, particularly for startups and scale-ups.
Founding The Intellectual Property Works: A Return to Impactful Work
After years in large law firms, Stephen founded The Intellectual Property Works to reconnect with the types of clients he enjoyed most: innovative startups and scale-ups. “I was moving away from working with exciting, smaller technology businesses,” he says, reflecting on his time in corporate IP. Going independent allowed him to focus on these dynamic companies, where IP is often a cornerstone of their value. “Those are the businesses I enjoyed working with most,” he notes, driven by the opportunity to make a real difference in their growth and success.
IP as a Business Tool, Not Just a Legal Checkbox
For Stephen, IP is far more than a legal necessity, it’s a strategic business tool. He emphasises the importance of aligning IP strategies with a company’s broader goals. “The first conversation I have with a small or medium-sized business isn’t about IP at all,” he says. “It’s about understanding what they’re trying to achieve, their growth plans, and whether they’re seeking investment or planning an exit.” This approach ensures that IP efforts, whether securing patents or protecting trade secrets, directly support the business’s objectives.
One common misconception Stephen encounters are that startups equate IP solely with patents, assuming they’re too expensive or irrelevant. “They think IP is just patents, and patents are costly, so they dismiss it,” he explains. To counter this, he educates clients about the broader IP landscape, including copyright and trade secrets, which often arise automatically and require no registration fees. By focusing on the underlying intellectual assets, like technical know-how or software code. Stephen helps businesses recognise and protect the value they’re already creating.
Simplifying the Complex for Founders
Balancing the technical depth of IP with accessibility for non-legal founders is a key part of Stephen’s approach. He avoids overwhelming clients with legal jargon or intricate processes. “Most small businesses don’t care about the mechanics of getting a patent,” he says. Instead, he focuses on the business impact, offering clear recommendations tailored to their goals. For example, when addressing patent office objections, Stephen assesses whether pursuing a patent still aligns with the company’s current strategy and provides straightforward options, such as, “Here’s what I think you should do, and here’s the impact on protection and costs.”
His frameworks, like conducting IP audits, help businesses understand their intellectual assets and devise tailored strategies. “It’s not one-size-fits-all,” he stresses, ensuring each client receives a bespoke approach that reflects their unique needs.
The Evolving Role of IP in Business
Reflecting on his career, Stephen notes a significant shift in how IP is perceived across the business lifecycle. “Thirty years ago, IP was often an afterthought, handled within R&D budgets,” he says. Today, it’s a board-level priority, driven by increased awareness of IP’s role in business value and risk management. High-profile IP disputes, like those in the mobile phone industry, have further elevated its visibility in mainstream media, making businesses more conscious of both their own IP and potential risks from competitors.
Missed Opportunities and Strategic Solutions
One of the biggest missed opportunities Stephen sees is the underuse of trade secrets, especially for software-driven innovations. “There’s still too much focus on patents from both businesses and investors,” he says. He advocates a “trade secret first” approach, where businesses prioritise protecting confidential information and selectively pursue patents when strategic. During fundraising, Stephen helps clients craft a compelling IP narrative that reassures investors by demonstrating how their approach protects business value, even if it doesn’t involve extensive patent filings.
A standout project involved helping a client prepare for a successful fundraise by addressing IP ownership issues well before due diligence. “Ownership problems are ticking time bombs,” Stephen warns, noting that issues often surface only during investment or sale processes. By conducting early audits and ensuring IP flows correctly into the business, he helps clients avoid costly surprises and build investor confidence.
Building an IP-Conscious Culture
For Stephen, embedding IP into a company’s culture starts with mindset. He encourages founders to see their innovations, whether technical know-how or product development, as valuable IP assets. Through his role as a fractional IP counsel, Stephen conducts bite-sized training sessions tailored to each business, focusing on practical steps like safeguarding trade secrets. “I tie it to the reality of their business,” he says, avoiding abstract legal discussions in favour of real-world examples that resonate with employees.
The Power of Relationships
Networking has been a cornerstone of Stephen’s career. Relationships with overseas attorneys, UK firms, and past clients have not only driven referrals but also enabled him to connect clients with the right expertise globally. “Relationships are everything,” he says, crediting his network for helping him find trusted partners for clients’ international IP needs and for sustaining his consultancy through referrals and repeat engagements.
Beyond the Office: CrossFit and Balance
When not strategising with clients, Stephen unwinds with CrossFit, a passion that keeps him energised. “It allows me to switch off and feel ready for the day,” he says. While his son competes at a high level, Stephen enjoys team-based competitions for their social and fun atmosphere, even if he occasionally questions why a 54-year-old is pushing himself so hard. “It keeps me sane,” he laughs.
Connect with Stephen & The Intellectual Property Works
Stephen Carter’s blend of engineering expertise, business acumen, and strategic IP insight makes him a trusted partner for innovators. To learn more about how he helps startups and scale-ups protect and grow their value, visit The Intellectual Property Works or connect with him on LinkedIn.
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When you think of a patent attorney, you might picture someone firmly rooted in legal texts. But for Lewis Mullholland, the path into IP began thousands of miles from home—embedded in an R&D team at Cisco Systems in Shanghai, tackling early cloud computing challenges.
“It was a fascinating time,” Lewis recalls. “We were pushing the boundaries of what cloud computing could do. That’s where I first encountered IP—not in theory, but as a practical force shaping innovation.” What began as a hurdle—navigating standards full of patented technologies—became an inspiration. “I saw patents not as obstacles but as drivers of invention. You had to think creatively around them, and that mindset stayed with me.”
Today, Lewis is a Chartered and European Patent Attorney at WP Thompson, with a practice spanning mechanical, electrical, and software technologies. He’s also a registered representative before the Unitary Patent Court, making him one of the legal professionals shaping Europe’s evolving IP landscape.
Serendipity and Strategy
Lewis’s route into the profession wasn’t entirely planned. “After returning from China, I had a potential opportunity to train as a patent attorney in Japan. But a conversation with my grandad led to a different route—a chance meeting with a Liverpool-based firm that ultimately launched my career.”
That was over a decade ago, and Lewis has stayed with WP Thompson ever since. “It just felt right,” he says.
His engineering background remains central to how he works. “Engineers solve problems. Patent law, especially at the EPO, is also about solving problems—framing arguments with clarity. I always try to describe an invention as though I’m talking to my nan. If she can understand it, it’s probably a good specification.”
Listening to Clients, Staying on the Front Line
Lewis’s approach to staying current isn’t just about journals or legal updates. “I like to visit clients, talk to their R&D teams, see what’s happening on the ground. That’s often where you get the best insights—seeing what innovations are bubbling up before they hit the headlines.”
This on-the-ground approach also helps tailor strategies for clients of all sizes. “For startups, it’s about making every penny count. Tools like the UKIPO’s IP Audit scheme can be game changers. For multinationals, it’s about managing large portfolios and aligning strategy with business goals.”
On AI, Ownership, and the Wild West
AI is an unavoidable topic in IP law—and Lewis doesn’t shy away from its challenges. “It’s a quagmire,” he admits, pointing to thorny issues like authorship of AI-generated works and ownership rights over training data. “The UK needs a more robust framework. The tech’s evolving fast, and the UK’s principles-based approach to AI regulation has to keep pace.”
Lewis is pragmatic about AI’s place in his own profession. “AI won’t replace patent attorneys—but it can enhance us. We are incorporating AI into our practice, enhancing and streamlining its normal operation. However, there’s a big caveat: it only works well in the hands of someone who knows what they’re doing. You need expertise to ask the right questions and spot the hallucinations.”
High Stakes, Higher Standards
Lewis also has an insider’s view of the UPC, Europe’s new patent enforcement regime. “It’s faster and cheaper—but also higher risk. If a core piece of IP is critical to your business, you need to tread carefully. Many clients are cautiously sticking with the national systems, at least for now.”
His attention to detail has paid off in difficult cases. He recounts one where the client’s own journal publication was blocking a grant. “It came down to a date in the metadata. I challenged the examiner’s assumption and found the proof. That was the turning point. Once we removed that document from consideration, all the related objections fell away.” The lesson? “Never assume the examiner is right—go back to first principles.”
Beyond the Desk
Outside the office, Lewis has a few unexpected pursuits. He’s currently tackling the Couch to 5K programme and recently walked 35 miles of the Wirral Way. “It’s not quite a marathon yet,” he laughs, “but I’m enjoying the journey.” He’s also revisiting classic Stephen King novels. “I read ‘Thinner’ recently—his early stuff has a certain edge to it.”
These interests, Lewis says, help him connect with clients. “It’s about more than just law. Clients are people. If you can relate to them, they’re more likely to trust you with their ideas.”
Looking Ahead
As for the future of IP law? “All eyes are on AI. It’ll reshape how we examine, register, and enforce IP. But we need to stay human in how we use those tools. There will always be a place for patent attorneys—so long as we evolve with the technology.”
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Unlocking Competitive Advantage: How PatWorld Supports Therapeutics Companies with Advanced Patent Insights
In the fast-paced and highly competitive world of therapeutics and pharmaceuticals, staying ahead requires strategic insights, robust IP protection, and a deep understanding of the global patent landscape. At PatWorld, we empower companies with both our comprehensive patent search services and intuitive patent database, ensuring they have the competitive edge needed to innovate and protect their advancements.
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Therapeutics companies invest billions into research and development, making patent protection a critical aspect of their business strategy. However, in-house patent search teams often face challenges such as:
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At the intersection of technology, law, and innovation stands Dave Clark, a Partner at Potter Clarkson, renowned for his expertise in software, AI, and electronics-based patents. His career journey, technical acumen, and commitment to client success exemplify the dynamic nature of the patent profession and the ongoing mission of innovating intellectual property.
From Engineering to Intellectual Property
Dave’s path into patent law was as innovative as the inventions he now helps protect. Initially pursuing a degree in electronic engineering, Dave found himself unexpectedly transitioning into the world of patents in 2003. “I really fell into it by accident,” he admits, recounting how the withdrawal of a graduate job offer prompted him to explore alternative career paths. A chance suggestion from a recruitment agent introduced him to the patent attorney profession, and the rest, as they say, is history.
A Day in the Life of a Patent Attorney
As a partner at Potter Clarkson, no two days are the same for Dave. Whether he’s navigating the nuances of patent applications or supervising trainees, his role is a tapestry of technical challenges and creative problem-solving. “One day, I might be working on 10 different cases; the next, I’m diving deep into a single patent application,” Dave explains. The diversity of technologies he encounters—from agricultural machinery to AI-driven healthcare solutions—keeps his work exciting and rewarding.
Tackling Complexities in Software and AI Patents
Navigating the intricate landscape of software and AI patents requires both technical expertise and legal dexterity. Dave is well-versed in overcoming the challenges posed by the European Patent Office’s (EPO) stringent criteria for software-related inventions. “Patents are available for the right type of software,” he emphasises, advocating for realistic client expectations and tailored strategies. His ability to engage directly with EPO examiners further bolsters the likelihood of success for his clients.
Championing Innovation: The Paindrainer Case
Among Dave’s notable achievements is his work with Paindrainer AB, a Swedish start-up that developed a ground-breaking app to aid individuals managing chronic pain. By helping the company secure a patent through the EPO, Dave contributed to a solution that could significantly improve quality of life for countless patients. “Chronic pain is a huge issue, and it’s rewarding to support a client whose goals align with making a real-world impact,” he reflects.
The Future of AI in Patent Law
The rapid evolution of AI continues to shape discussions within patent law. While current EPO guidelines treat AI inventions similarly to other software innovations, Dave foresees significant debates on whether AI can be recognised as an inventor. He highlights the importance of evolving legal frameworks to keep pace with technological advancements, ensuring companies can protect AI-driven innovations effectively.
Advice for Aspiring Patent Attorneys
For those looking to follow in his footsteps, Dave offers practical advice: “Persevere. It’s a small profession, so timing is crucial.” He also underscores the importance of understanding patents as commercial tools rather than purely academic exercises, encouraging aspiring attorneys to cultivate both technical passion and business acumen.
Balancing Work, Life, and Passions
Outside the office, Dave finds solace in open-water swimming and rugby, activities that help him recharge and maintain a healthy work-life balance. Participating in events like the Rutland Water swim with his son exemplifies his belief in the importance of switching off to stay refreshed and inspired.
Looking Ahead: The Potter Clarkson Perspective
As technology continues to transform industries, Potter Clarkson is preparing for the future with initiatives like its AI policy. By ensuring transparency in the use of generative AI tools and safeguarding client confidentiality, the firm remains at the forefront of ethical innovation in patent law.
Dave Clark’s journey, expertise, and dedication highlight the vital role of patent professionals in fostering innovation and protecting intellectual property. Whether guiding a start-up like Paindrainer AB or navigating the complexities of AI, Dave’s work is a testament to the transformative power of combining technical knowledge with legal precision.
For further insights or to discuss how Dave Clark and the Potter Clarkson team can assist with your intellectual property needs, feel free to reach out to Dave at [email protected]. You can also learn more on innovating intellectual property by visiting the Potter Clarkson website at www.potterclarkson.com.
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1. International Conference on Aeronautical and Aerospace Engineering (ICAAAE) – Multiple dates and locations in the USA including New York, Washington, Miami, Boston, Honolulu, Las Vegas, and San Francisco, as well as international locations like Istanbul, Mumbai, India, and Dubai, UAE. Dates throughout 2024. https://waset.org/aeronautical-and-aerospace-engineering-conference
7. International Conference on Aviation and Air Transportation – Various dates and locations including Amsterdam, Paris, Bucharest, Geneva, Miami, Venice, and Istanbul. https://conferenceindex.org/conferences/aviation
8. 34th Congress of the International Council of the Aeronautical Sciences (ICAS 2024) – September 9-13, 2024, in Florence, Italy. https://www.icas2024.com/
9. 21st Asia Pacific Airline Training Summit (APATS 2024) – September 9-11, 2024, in Singapore. https://apats-event.com/
10. AIAA/IEEE Digital Avionics Systems Conference (DASC 2024) – September 29 – October 3, 2024, in San Diego, CA, USA. https://2024.dasconline.org/
11. 10th Asia Conference on Mechanical Engineering and Aerospace Engineering (MEAE 2024) – October 18-20, 2024, in Taicang, China. https://www.meae.org/
13. AeroConf 2024 IEEE Aerospace Conference – March 2 – March 9, 2024, at the Yellowstone Conference Center, Big Sky, Montana, USA. https://www.aeroconf.org/
These conferences cover a wide range of topics in the aerospace sector, including aeronautical and aerospace engineering, space technology, aviation management, and more, providing excellent opportunities for learning, networking, and staying updated with the latest advancements in aerospace.
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1. IEEE/SICE International Symposium on System Integrations: January 8-11, 2024 in Ha Long, Vietnam. https://sice-si.org/SII2024/
This symposium focuses towards new research and industrial application of system integration and discusses approaches and methodologies to improve the effectiveness of system integration.
HRI 2024 is the 19th annual conference for basic and applied HRI research. Researchers from across the world present their best work to HRI to exchange ideas about theory, technology, data, and science furthering the state-of-the-art in the field.
3. NVIDIA GTC (GPU Technology Conference): March 17-21, 2024 in San Jose, CA, USA. https://www.nvidia.com/gtc/
It’s a unique conference that combines discussions on AI and its applications in various fields, including robotics.
4. 2024 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA 2024): May 13-17, 2024 in Yokohama, Japan. https://2024.ieee-icra.org/
This is the flagship conference of the IEEE Robotics and Automation Society.
Attendees of RoboBusiness will gain the latest insights from experts in robotics and AI on cutting-edge research, industry trends, and innovative applications of robotics in various sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, agriculture, logistics, and more.
The conference brings together researchers from a variety of research areas pertaining to reconfigurable mechanisms and robots.
12. Workshop on Robot Motion and Control (ROMOCO 2024): July 2-4, 2024 in Poznan, Poland. https://romoco.put.poznan.pl/
The 13th International Workshop on Robot Motion and Control.
13. International Conference on Automation Science and Engineering (CASE 2024): August 28 to September 1, 2024 in Bari, Italy. https://2024.ieeecase.org/
The conference theme is Automation 5.0: automation everywhere for better and smarter living.
14. International Conference on Robotics and Computer Vision (ICRCV 2024): September 20-22, 2024 in Wuxi, China. https://www.icrcv.org/
The conference aims to bring together experts from academia, industry, and government to promote the development of robotics and computer vision technologies and their practical applications.
Hosted by the Association for Advancing Automation, the International Robot Safety Conference (IRSC) will examine key issues in robot safety and provide an in-depth overview of current industry standards and best practices.
16. IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS 2024): October 2024 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. https://iros2024-abudhabi.org/
IROS is one of the largest and most important robotics research conferences in the world, attracting researchers, academics, and industry professionals from around the globe.
These conferences provide excellent opportunities for learning, networking, and staying updated with the latest advancements in the field of robotics.
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