Richard Moore, partner in Clarke Willmott’s commercial litigation team in Bristol, has been rated as “Leader” for his contentious patent work by the World Intellectual Property Review (“WIPR”) 2026.
Richard was previously rated as “Recommended” in WIPR 2025 which is regarded as a one of the main directories for Intellectual Property (“IP”) work with entries being based on peer-to-peer recognition.
WIPR is a trusted resource for leading in-house and private sector lawyers and their clients to identify reliable practitioners who can advise on their most significant IP matters.
Richard Moore is described by WIPR as a ‘sharp and experienced IP litigator with good case management and people skills’, by an industry peer, who rates his ‘outstanding work’ on the patent case between Icescape and Ice-World International that went all the way to the Supreme Court. He is described as “an experienced advocate”, who’s work “often involves high value IP with an international element, and he is a keen supporter of mediation and alternative dispute resolution.’
Clarke Willmott’s intellectual property team was recognised for providing “quality, commercially focused advice on a range of IP issues without the big city price tag”. The team’s work spans a broad range of IP matters, from helping start-ups identify their legal priorities to advising listed companies on complex intellectual property disputes.
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