Matthew Greenwood graduated in 1994 with honours
in Biochemistry/Genetics from Leicester University, and
in 1997 with a PhD in Biochemistry/Genetics from The
University of London, following a research programme
conducted at the National Institute for Medical
Research.

Matthew began his career at BRYERS in 1997 and
obtained a post-graduate certificate in Intellectual
Property Law from the University of London in 1998.

Matthew rejoined the firm, having gained specialist
experience working in-house for the largest packaging
company in the world for three years. Matthew
qualified as a Patent Attorney in 2003 and became a
Partner in the firm in May 2005.

Throughout his career he has developed an enviable
breadth of experience in many technical fields, including
biotechnology, telecommunications, mechanical engineering and electronics.

Matthew provides clients with a full range of Intellectual
Property services, including advice on patents, trade
marks and designs, exploitation and enforcement,
confidentiality, portfolio management and commercial
contracts. He has experience in representing a wide
range of clients, from private inventors to multinational
corporations.

mgreenwood@bryerlaw.com