How to become a Chartered Trade Mark Attorney
Working with individuals and businesses, from SMEs to big multi-nationals, Chartered Trade Mark Attorneys help identify, protect and exploit intellectual property.
Trade Mark Attorney qualification route
You need to take a certain set of qualifications to call yourself a trade mark attorney. Just like a barrister or solicitor, trade mark attorney is a title protected by law.
Qualification choices
Our concise guide makes it simpler for firms and trainees to navigate the qualification choices.
Other roles in the trade mark legal profession
Our profession is made up of many roles, which support and work with Chartered Trade Mark Attorneys.