Simon Goodman > Reddie & Grose LLP > Cambridge, England > Lawyer Profile
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Simon Goodman
Work Department
Patents & Trade Marks
Position
Partner
Simon handles a wide variety of patent work in fields including engineering, materials, electronics, software, medical devices, telecommunications and cryptography.
Simon advises clients in many sectors on trade mark use and protection. He has experience of trade mark clearance searching and selection, filing programmes to register trade marks around the world and inter partes matters such as co-existence agreements and negotiated settlements.
Career
Having trained with Reddie & Grose, Simon was invited to join the partnership in 1999. He has over 25 years’ experience of advising clients in patent, trade mark and design matters.
His clients, who include a wide range of companies and universities in the physical sciences, are located in the USA, China, India, Japan and the EU but are primarily based in Cambridge and East Anglia.
Memberships
Cambridge Cleantech
Cambridge Network
Chartered Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys
Society for Computers and Law
Education
Chartered Trade Mark Attorney (2001)
Chartered Patent Attorney (1994)
European Patent Attorney (1992)
PhD in Materials Science, Cambridge University
MA in Natural Sciences, (specialising in Physics & Materials Science), Cambridge University
Leisure
In his spare time, he has a passion for cycling, horology, hiking and gliding.
Lawyer Rankings
London > TMT (technology, media and telecoms) > PATMA: Patent attorneys
Chairman Alice Findlay and executive partner Jan Vleck oversee the practice at Reddie & Grose LLP, which has a wide-ranging patent offering. Key workstreams include drafting, filing, prosecutions and oppositions, as well as support with enforcement, defence, IP strategy, and disputes. Julie Millburn helms the engineering, materials and consumer products group, while Nick Reeve heads up the electronics and software group. Neil Thornton chairs the life sciences offering. Simon Goodman leads the Cambridge office, where he focuses chiefly on biotechnological, pharmaceutical, and chemical patent work.