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Sofie McPherson says she is excited to work at a firm that offers an integrated approach between attorneys and litigators

This roundup features Allen & Overy, D Young & Co, HGF, Withers & Rogers, CMS, Olswang and Nabarro; plus people moves in Asia reported by Managing IP.

Craig is recognised for providing pragmatic, commercially focused advice to clients in the biotechnological, pharmaceutical, chemical and MedTech sectors. As well as patent drafting and prosecution, Craig advises on the development of company-wide IP strategies, funding/acquisition due-diligence, and aggressive/defensive strategies in relation to third-party IP.

Pieter has a vast knowledge of the many aspects of IP, focusing on strategic management, clearance, protection, enforcement and exploitation of trade marks and designs. Because of his interest in and good feeling about technical aspects as well, possible patent related opportunities are not forgotten. As a passionate, open-minded, accessible, skilled discussion partner for all different kinds of clients, whether small or large, easy or complex, Pieter is easily able to adapt to each situation and have conversations at all levels. With the usual dose of creativity and out-of-the box thinking Pieter is always looking for a pragmatic and value-added solution to satisfy the clients and their commercial and strategic goals.

IP news from HGF, Jones Day, Matheson, Moroglu Arseven and STCPARTNERS

UK firms who have hired litigation and transactional lawyers reveal how they work together and the lessons have they learned

Felix Daul is a Patent and Trademark Attorney who combines deep technical expertise with extensive international business experience. He advises multinational corporations, growth-stage technology companies, and innovative start-ups on the protection, enforcement, and strategic development of intellectual property across a broad range of industries.

Back-to-back PE deals for IP firms in recent years show that IP firms are sitting on goldmines, so traditional partnerships should be open to change