Potter Clarkson relocates London IP team
IP firm Potter Clarkson has announced that it is relocating its London office to allow for its continued growth.
The move to an office in Holborn will support Potter Clarkson’s acquisition of trademark firm Wildbore & Gibbons, which occurred in September this year.
News of the firm’s re-location follows the opening of Potter Clarkson’s first office in Denmark’s capital, Copenhagen, in August. The firm also moved to larger premises in Stockholm, Sweden.
Colin Baker, managing partner at Potter Clarkson, said: “Our move to Halton House on Holborn marks a significant period in the firm’s history which has seen us expand our offering to meet growing client demand in a number of strategically important locations across Europe.
“We are delighted to have the calibre of our Wildbore & Gibbons colleagues to further enhance our trademark offering and look forward to building our full range of patent and commercial IP services from our new London office.”
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