Paul Harrison

Paul specialises in the creation, exploitation and enforcement of patents and enjoys working closely with clients in tailoring an IP Strategy to meet their business objectives.

Paul’s technical expertise is in chemical engineering, physical and process chemistry. He has a diverse client base, drawing on his capability and experience in handling a wide range of technologies, including building and construction products and systems, material separation, treatment and handling, metallurgy, food processing, medical equipment and process technology.

Paul also has industrial experience in environmental engineering, including water and wastewater treatment, with further experience in agricultural equipment and agri-chemicals, powder metallurgy and casting, blast furnaces, air conditioning and filtration systems, and electrolytic chemistry.

Paul has been identified by his peers and independent research as an IP Star from 2014-2020.

Paul has also been recommended in the 2019 and 2020 Intellectual Asset Management (IAM Patent 1000 2020):

Paul Harrison is a fine example of the group’s first-rate advisers. With a chemical engineering background, Harrison aptly handles building and construction products and systems, material separation, treatment and handling, metallurgy, food processing, medical equipment and process technology briefs. He is also the Asian Patent Attorneys Association Conference chair 2020.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Engineering (Chemistry), University of Queensland
• Registered Patent Attorney (Australia and New Zealand)
• Registered Trade Mark Attorney (Australia).

Associations

• Fellow, Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys Australia
• International Association for the Protection of Industrial Property
• Asian Patent Attorneys Association Councillor
• Asian Patent Attorneys Association Conference Chair 2020
• Former Member, Anti-Counterfeiting Committee, Australian Patent Attorneys Association
• Licensing Executives Society
• Intellectual Property Society of Australia and New Zealand.