Associate
Caroline graduated from the University of Reading in 2005 with a BEng in Electronic Engineering & Cybernetics. She joined Sanderson & Co. in October 2006 as technical assistant to Jerry Walder and is now part-qualified and sitting the final exams towards qualification as a UK Chartered Patent Attorney and a European Patent Attorney. Caroline is also a qualified Chartered UK Trade Mark Attorney.
Experience
In addition to her technical speciality in electronic engineering, Caroline’s work includes handling patents for mechanical inventions and advising clients in relation to trade marks and designs.
Qualifications
- BEng Electronic Engineering & Cybernetics, University of Reading – 2006
- Chartered UK Trade Mark Attorney – 2020
Outside Work
When not at Sandersons, Caroline is kept busy by her two children. She is hoping to develop some new hobbies soon but at the moment would settle for a chance to read a book and enjoy some peace and quiet.
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KNOWLEDGE AREA
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