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How to prepare for oral proceedings: a guide for trainees
24Apr
How to prepare for oral proceedings: a guide for trainees
Monday 24 April
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The 2023 Informals Advanced Lecture series continues with How to prepare for oral proceedings: a guide for trainees given by Duncan Bull (Kilburn & Strode LLP). This is an online only lecture broadcast via Zoom, so there is no need to book in advance.
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Duncan Bull, Kilburn and StrodeDuncan Bull, Kilburn and Strode
Duncan is a UK and European patent attorney with Kilburn & Strode and has extensive experience of coordinating large portfolios across multiple jurisdictions. Duncan has been involved with a number of contentious patent matters, including defence of a key patent covering a blockbuster drug against a large, multi-party EPO opposition. He has also been involved in a number of due diligence and freedom-to-operate projects for both large and small companies.
Duncan has been closely involved with developing the IP strategy of several small biotech firms, including the drafting and prosecution of a number of second medical use patents, and particularly enjoys helping clients to understand and overcome challenges in the patent system. Duncan’s day-to-day workload includes areas such as antibodies, vaccines, protein-based therapeutics, biomarker diagnostics, formulations and certain medical devices.
Duncan graduated with an MSci in Natural Sciences (Biochemistry) from Christ’s College, University of Cambridge before going on to complete a PhD at the MRC London Institute of Medical Sciences. Duncan joined the patent profession in 2014.
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