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Top Brady, TX Patent Attorneys

Nearby Cities: Santa Anna, Bangs, Eden, Brownwood, Coleman

Related Practice Areas: Trademarks, Intellectual Property, Science & Technology, Business & Commercial

The Law Office of Jeff Williams PLLC in Dallas/Fort Worth and Houston provides experienced intellectual property representation to inventors, creators and businesses in Texas, across the U.S. and abroad. Attorney Jeff Williams is a registered patent attorney who currently handles hundreds of U.S. and international intellectual property matters. He can assist you with patents, trademarks,...

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Dale Ream, founder of the nationwide patent law practice at Ream Law Firm, L.L.C., has spent his professional life working with and for innovators — as registered patent attorney for more than 15 years — prosecuting hundreds of patent applications of all types to issuance and making winning arguments to patent examiners that resulted in patent issuance. Now with more than 15 years of...

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