In this session, we examined the legal framework around grant funded collaborations and discussed the key risks to be aware of, including IP ownership and compliance with grant terms.
The EV revolution has sparked a marked increase in research and development activity throughout the automotive sector as we enter into an exciting new era. The shift in technology brings fresh challenges as OEMs seek to collaborate with new partners offering the right expertise. There are significant pots of public money available to fund such endeavours via grants.
In this session we examined the legal framework around grant funded collaborations and discussed the key risks to be aware of, including IP ownership and compliance with grant terms.
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Angelica is a principal associate in our government and infrastructure team. She advises public and private sector bodies on subsidy control and state aid, as well as commercial contracts and public procurement.
angelica.hymers@brownejacobson.com
+44 (0)115 976 6092
Nick has acted on a series of high-profile trade mark and patent disputes and also advises on complex IP transactions, and advises clients in a range of different sectors including retail and leisure, food and drink, tech, construction and automotive.
nick.smee@brownejacobson.com
+44 (0)330 045 2122
Principal Associate
angelica.hymers@brownejacobson.com
+44 (0)115 976 6092
