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Intellectual Property Office - CIPA clinic

Free intellectual property (IP) advice from an IP Attorney.

The Intellectual Property Office in Newport is running regular clinics with the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys. These clinics are for individuals seeking free advice on patents, trade marks and designs.

What will you get?

You can discuss your ideas or problems with one of the duty Chartered Patent Attorneys for half-an-hour at no charge. An Examiner from the Intellectual Property Office will also take part in the clinic.

Venue:

Intellectual Property Office 
Concept House 
Cardiff Road 
Newport 
South Wales 
NP10 8QQ 
United Kingdom 

Date:

29 November 2016
(1pm to 3pm)

How to register

Email us to register for the event and find out what information is required prior to attending. A £25 deposit must be received by the IPO before appointments will be confirmed. The deposit will be returned when you attend the clinic. The cheque will not be returned if you don’t attend without giving us sufficient notification.

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