Winter Intellectual
Property Conference, 2026
The Patent Law Forum | The Trademark Law Forum | Interactive Sessions
One Community, One Conference Day, Three Ways to Engage
London Conference Centre, Chicago Booth, London, EC1A 7BL
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“I was delighted to speak at this excellent conference. The quality and range of speakers throughout was top-rate, bringing recognized expertise and genuinely fresh perspectives across a really impressive breadth of IP topics. It’s rare to attend a conference that delivers so well on multiple fronts: I came away having genuinely learned from my fellow speakers and participants, made valuable connections, and found it an extremely worthwhile investment of time.”
“I really enjoyed attending the recent CTC Winter IP Conference. What stood out was how unusually wide-ranging it was. Rather than focusing solely on hard or soft IP, the programme genuinely brought the whole IP ecosystem together in one place. The sessions were varied, thought-provoking, and covered angles you rarely see explored at the same event. The mix of practitioners, in-house teams, academics, and advisers also created a relaxed and open atmosphere, and the networking was as valuable as the formal content. A really well-curated event and one I would happily recommend.”
“Last week’s Winter Intellectual Property Conference by CTC Legal Events was different from almost every IP conference or seminar that I had previously attended. The organizers attracted some of the biggest names in IP, such as Professor Sir Robin Jacob, a former Lord Justice of the Court of Appeal, and Sam Williams, Head of Intellectual Property at Siemens. This is only the second conference that CTC Legal has held in London, and I think it has been an unqualified success.”
“The Winter Intellectual Property Conference went far beyond my expectations. Each panel of speakers used this time to foster meaningful dialogue among themselves. Many in-house counsel were amicable and readily available to meet with me and others.”


























