Patents - Trade Marks - Designs - Copyright
Chartered UK & European Patent Attorneys
& Trademark Attorneys in
BIRMINGHAM, UK
Tel. 0121 288 2688
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ip-active.com
Experts in Intellectual Property: Patents, Trade Marks, Designs and Copyright
Call or email a specialist IP attorney in Birmingham.
BIRMINGHAM, UK OFFICE ADDRESS:
IP-Active.com Ltd.,Birmingham Science Park Aston,
Faraday Wharf,
Holt Street,
BIRMINGHAM
West Midlands
B7 4BB
Telephone: (+44) 0121 288 2688
Fax: (+44) 01335 370091
E-mail: info ip-active.com
BIRMINGHAM OFFICE LOCATION
Our Birmingham office is easily accessible by car (see map) from Coventry, Warwick, Stratford, Manchester and the East Midlands, as well as from Birmingham NEC, Walsall, West Bromwich and other parts of Birmingham.
Car park at front. Underground carpark at side (Love Lane).
We are served by excellent public transport.
From Birmingham International airport has trains every 15 minutes. The taxi / car journey takes ~ 25 minutes. By train - from any of Birmingham's three main train stations - you can be with us in just 5 minutes or so by taxi, or around 20 minutes walking. Busses run at ~7 minutes intervals.
You can walk or cycle to our office easily (see map) from the City Centre, the Bull Ring Shopping Centre and the train stations. We are even handy for several canal towpaths!
Maps / directions to our Birmingham Office
Birmingham Patent Attorney / Birmingham Trademark Attorney - route planning
See interactive map below, or use map links above for detailed directions.Patent Attorney Birmingham
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Birmingham office
MAP / DIRECTIONS - Patent Attorney Birmingham
VISITING OUR BIRMINGHAM OFFICE
Central Birmingham location
Easy by car, public transport or walking
- 2 hours free parking
- Easy walk (10 - 15 minutes) from Birmingham New Street Railway Station, Snow Hill Bus / Coach Station or Moor Street Station
- Several bus routes serve Birmingham Science Park
- Convenient for M42, M5 and M6, the NEC and Birmingham Airport
Patent Attorney Birmingham: canal approach