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Maucher Jenkins has built a team of outstanding professionals, recognised experts in intellectual property law, science and technology, working across multiple industry sectors and legal jurisdictions.

Michael Jaeger

Partner - Patents

Qualifications:
Chartered Patent Attorney
European Patent Attorney
UPC Representative

Degree in Engineering Sciences from the University of Cambridge | Postgraduate diploma in Communications Engineering from Birmingham University

Language:
English

 

Michael specialises in telecommunications, medical devices and space technologies. He qualified as a European Patent Attorney in 2006 and as a Chartered Patent Attorney in 2008. Michael graduated with a degree in Engineering Sciences from the University of Cambridge and subsequently undertook a postgraduate diploma in Communications Engineering at Birmingham University. Before entering the patent profession in 2002, Michael was fortunate to have acquired invaluable development and commercial experience in the field of telecommunications with Marconi.

 

Michael’s patent practice has spanned the fields of telecommunications, encryption, conditional access video transmission, robotics and medical devices, including prosthetics. Michael has a deep understanding of satellite and space technologies and regularly attends industry events both in the UK and overseas. Michael has also assisted numerous clients with obtaining Patent Box corporation tax relief for their innovations. He has represented clients at numerous oral proceedings before the European Patent Office, including before the Boards of Appeal.

 

Michael has a wealth of experience in design protection. He has filed hundreds of registered design applications and dealt with numerous patent office objections, including at design hearings. He has been involved in many contentious designs matters.

 

Michael is a member of the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys’ Professional Development Working Group and is a member of the American Intellectual Property Law Association.

 

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