Kate Loxton

Partner

Bristol

Kate advises on the protection, enforcement, and exploitation of intellectual property rights across a broad range of sectors.
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About Kate

Bio
  • Biography

    Kate advises on a wide range of contentious and non-contentious intellectual property matters, helping clients protect, enforce, and maximise the value of their IP assets. 

    She has particular expertise in brand protection, including trademark infringement, passing off, online brand enforcement, and domain name disputes. Kate has represented a number of well-known brands in proceedings before the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court, the High Court, and Court of Appeal. 

    Alongside her disputes practice, Kate supports clients in the commercialisation of intellectual property. She has extensive experience drafting and negotiating complex IP agreements, including sponsorship and licensing arrangements involving museums, galleries, sporting bodies, broadcasters, and media organisations.

    Endorsements:

    • “Kate is extremely bright and provides practical, balanced and solutions-focused advice, always ensuring she understands the wider business aims and objectives”. Chambers and Partners UK, 2026 
    • “She is really smart, easy to deal with and friendly on top of the brief”. Chambers and Partners UK, 2026 
    • “She is great: she works well with us and is extremely responsive”. Chambers and Partners UK, 2026 
Sector expertise
  • Technology

Service expertise
  • Intellectual Property

Office Location

Bristol

  • Number One Welcome Building,
  • Avon Street,
  • Bristol, BS2 0PS

+44 (0) 117 918 2000

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Technology

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Health and Social Care

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Digital Health Insights - 10 key legal considerations when developing a health app

Technology

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Trade mark enforcement actions against infringing NFTs – tales from Italy

Intellectual Property

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