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Invalidity covers challenges to the validity of registered IP rights, such as patents, trade marks or registered designs, and seeks to revoke or narrow protection where grounds exist. A solicitor in this area drafts and wires up the necessary proceedings, gathers prior art and other evidence, files applications or responses with the relevant office or court, and represents the client at hearings or in negotiations. The work is shaped by regulatory checks, deadlines, and the need to balance innovation with public interest.
A solicitor handles the detailed evidence and submissions that show why a right should not be upheld, including prior art, lack of novelty or inventive step, or improper registration. They rely on professional accountability, conduct of proceedings, and client safeguarding through regulated practice.
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