Ayesha Lee

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Patents: Engineering & ICT, Designs
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Ayesha is a Principal in Spruson & Ferguson’s EICT team. In 2010 she joined the firm from EP&T Global where she worked as a Sustainability Engineer. Prior to this Ayesha spent two years as a digital IC design engineer at Ceva DSP Ireland working on SATA (Serial ATA) storage solutions. She also spent four years as a digital design engineer for Motorola SPS (later to become Freescale Semiconductor) working on SOCs for GSM and GPRS applications.

Ayesha is a registered Australian Patent Attorney, Australian Trade Mark Attorney and New Zealand Patent Attorney. In her role she works with both local and international clients prosecuting patent and design applications in Australian and New Zealand. Additionally, Ayesha assists her clients in pursuing patent and design protection in jurisdictions such as the US, Japan and Europe. Her experience includes drafting and prosecuting patent applications across a broad range of fields including software and computing, telecommunications, image and data processing systems and medical technologies.

Ayesha holds a Bachelor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering with Honours from University College Cork, Ireland.


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Aristocrat v Commissioner of Patents – the latest update
Aristocrat v Commissioner of Patents – the latest update In the latest appeal by Aristocrat Technologies Australia Pty Limited (Aristocrat) against a decision of the Commissioner of Patents, Burley J...
Aristocrat v Commissioner of Patents – the latest update In the latest appeal by Aristocrat Technologies Australia Pty Limited (Aristocrat)...
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FemTech in Australia – What’s going on Down Under?
FemTech is surging around the world with new start-ups and technology entering the marketplace every day, but what’s going on Down Under? Need for FemTech As of June 2019, just over...
FemTech is surging around the world with new start-ups and technology entering the marketplace every day, but what’s going...
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Printer cartridge wars reach exhaustive conclusion
For the first time, the High Court adopted the doctrine of “patent exhaustion” to determine the nature and extent of monopoly rights of patent owners and departed from the...
For the first time, the High Court adopted the doctrine of “patent exhaustion” to determine the nature and extent...
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