We keep a register of patent attorneys and a register of trade mark attorneys. These are combined on this website so that you can search for an attorney and/or firm to give you advice on your intellectual property matter. The register is automatically updated when an attorney or firm enters or leave the register, providing assurance that the information displayed is up to date and accurate.
When searching for an attorney, search by SURNAME followed by a comma, then FIRST NAME (if known). For example: Bloggs, Mary
The register is searchable by name, postcode, county or country. If you want to see a list of all attorneys and firms, leave all search fields blank and select 'search'.
You can contact us here if you have any questions about the online registers, or look at our Frequently Asked Questions in the menu at the left hand side. IPReg cannot recommend an attorney or firm. If you need more advice or information about how to choose an adviser you can look on the Legal Choices website.
If you have been contacted by a person or firm you do not recognise, urging you to pay an invoice or to instruct them to protect your IP rights, please take some time to verify the communication by checking the company's website and speaking to the individual before you take any action. While the person or firm may be able to competently provide the services they offer, unless listed on our register they are not regulated and therefore may not be based in the UK, be appropriately qualified or carry insurance in case things go wrong.
The UK Intellectual Property Office publish information about fraud warnings and scams, as well as guidance to help you to identify fraudulent emails. Please see our Frequently Asked Questions for information about the protection a regulated attorney or firm can provide which unregulated attorneys may not.
Interim Orders
Adam David TAYLOR, patent attorney. Suspended from the register of patent attorneys from 28 July 2025. The interim order was reviewed for the first time on 2 February 2026 and was confirmed. The interim order was reviewed for a second time on 10 April 2026 and was varied to extend its duration. The next review will take place before 28 October 2026. No further information may be published.