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2020 and 2021 have been challenging years for exam-takers in the patent profession. Exam cancellations, a hasty shift to online exams with new digital formats, and the challenges of living, working and studying within the same four walls put many extra hurdles in the way of exam passes . We are delighted that Keltie's trainees have scored record passes in the European Qualifying Examinations this year. 

Congratulations to all those at Keltie and throughout the profession who sat and passed exams this year, including Keltie's newest European Patent Attorneys: Emma Arbabzadah, Mark Levy, Monica Patel, Paul Waldron, Joseph Goldman, and Timo Haslam

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