Phil Treeby > Maucher Jenkins > London, England > Lawyer Profile

Maucher Jenkins
7th Floor, Artillery House
11-19 Artillery Row
LONDON
SW1P 1RT
England

Work Department

Patents | IT, Software & Electronics

Position

Chartered Patent Attorney, European Patent Attorney, Higher Courts Litigator.

Phil has notable expertise in prosecuting patent applications globally and has further experience advising clients from the US, Japan and South Korea on infringement issues. He has a strong reputation for his work in ion implanters and mobile telecommunications networks.

Other areas of expertise include conducting oppositions and appeals before the European Patent Office, including appearing at oral proceedings before the Examining Division, Opposition Divisions and Appeal Boards.

Career

Trained at Wilson Gunn and Maucher Jenkins (then RGC Jenkins & Co.).

Phil joined Maucher Jenkins in 2001, qualified in 2004 and became partner at Maucher Jenkins in 2007.

Memberships

CIPA, EPI

Education

Ormskirk Grammar School; University College London (1997 BSc Astrophysics (1st Class), EPA, 2004 CPA).

Leisure

In his spare time, Phil enjoys clay pigeon shooting, golf and cooking.

Lawyer Rankings

London > TMT (technology, media and telecoms) > PATMA: Patent attorneys

Anglo-German firm Maucher Jenkins has offices located in the UK, Germany, Switzerland, and China (with a new office that opened in November 2022 in Upper Francon), and is therefore well-equipped to support a wide range of clients in filing and prosecuting patent applications, as well as assisting with patent portfolio and FTO reviews, and validity and infringement analysis. The team also boasts specialist patent litigators across the UK and Germany. In London, James Cross heads up the IT, satellites, software, fintech, and electronics work while Cambridge-based Hugh Dunlop chairs the telecoms, green energy, and the Internet-of-Things matters. Reuben Jacob (Edinburgh) spearheads the life sciences team, with expertise across medtech, pharmaceuticals, biotech, chemistry, and agrochemicals, and Holly Whitlock (Edinburgh) and Phil Treeby (London) both lead the engineering, physics, and mathematics patenting group.