HGF Office

Oxford

John Eccles House,
Oxford Science Park,
Robert Robinson Avenue,
Oxford,
OX4 4GP

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HGF is dedicated to providing a comprehensive service both across Europe and internationally. Contact us to find out how we can work with your business.

Tel. +44 (0)1865 338044

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HGF opened its Oxford office, located in the Oxford Science Park on the southern edge of the city, in 2012 to build on existing strong relationships within the local business and university community.

Our Oxford-based attorneys provide access to the full wealth of HGF expertise for academic institutions, SMEs and multinationals, in particular the fields of chemistry, life sciences, bio sciences and pharmaceuticals.

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