Neal Holliday has an Honours degree in Engineering (Electronics) and a Bachelor degree in Science (Physics) from the University of Western Australia. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys of Australia and is registered to practice in both Australia and New Zealand.
Neal's areas of expertise are in the fields of mechanical, electronic and electrical engineering, information technology, business methods and telecommunications.Neal also has wide experience in the preparation and prosecution of Trade Mark applications. He has worked previously in Australia and Asia for international telecommunications companies and has industry experience in a range of engineering design and construction projects.
Neal's areas of expertise are in the fields of mechanical, electronic and electrical engineering, information technology, business methods and telecommunications.Neal also has wide experience in the preparation and prosecution of Trade Mark applications. He has worked previously in Australia and Asia for international telecommunications companies and has industry experience in a range of engineering design and construction projects.
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A patent can provide protection for a physical product or technical method which is both new and inventive. We provide advice on whether your invention may be patentable, as well as preparing and filing patent applications and assisting with prosecution of the applications before the Australian Patent Office and Patent Offices overseas.
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Louise Collier
Dec 22, 2017
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Jason Forrestal
Jun 16, 2017
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Hi everyone :-) From the very onset, Neal Holiday has been a pleasure to work with, nothing was a problem... great advice and prompt coverage on our intellectual property :-) We have finally found the people we trust enough to act on our behalf ! We couldn't be happier. Thanks Neal and team at Armour IP.
All our thanks from the team at CIIC ( Corporate Investment Invention Centre )
All our thanks from the team at CIIC ( Corporate Investment Invention Centre )
