
Gavin Stenton
Gavin is a dual-qualified solicitor and chartered trade mark attorney, working between Penningtons Manches' Oxford and London offices. He is a trade mark, designs and brand protection specialist, advising brand owners in a wide range of industry sectors including fashion, retail, sport, drinks, education, publishing, IT, biotech and professional services. Gavin handles all aspects of trade mark and design filing, prosecution and enforcement, and is regularly involved in complex, multi-jurisdictional filing programmes and cross-border disputes. His practice incorporates all elements of trade mark and design portfolio management, advice to brand owners on the registerability and availability of their brands, and conflict resolution through opposition, cancellation and/or infringement proceedings. He also advises brand owners on the proper usage and commercial exploitation of their brands as well as on the acquisition of third party brands and related due diligence. · Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP
About
Dual-qualified solicitor and chartered trade mark attorney at Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP, based between the firm's Oxford and London offices. He specialises in trade marks, designs and brand protection, handling filing, prosecution, enforcement, multi-jurisdictional filing programmes, portfolio management, oppositions, cancellations, infringement proceedings and related due diligence.
Practice areas
Office
Expertise
Education
- Magdalen College School, Oxford (secondary school)
- University of Kent — LLB, English and French Law (1999–2003)
- Université Panthéon Sorbonne (Paris I) — Licence, Droit français (2001–2002)
- Oxford Institute of Legal Practice — Legal Practice Course (LPC) (2003–2004)
- University of Bristol — Post-Graduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Law and Practice (2008–2009)
- Queen Mary, University of London — Post-Graduate Diploma in Trade Mark Law and Practice (2010–2011)
Admissions
- Solicitor (qualified 2006)
- Chartered Trade Mark Attorney
- Member, The Bucharest Bar Association