Top Seattle Patents Lawyers - Washington

Nearby Cities: Bellevue, Renton, Kent, Everett, Tacoma

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

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...

Goldstein Patent Law is a boutique patent law firm. Our registered patent attorneys assist clients in the protection of all forms of intellectual property. Whether you are an entrepreneur wanting to establish and finance a start-up venture based on a groundbreaking new product or application, or a corporation looking to protect your IP and your market share, we approach each patent project by...

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Litigation-Minded Patent Application and Prosecution for Long-Term Value Searching and drafting a patent application for an invention or new idea can be a confounding process. This is much more than a clerical service. Juhasz Law patent attorneys bring years of litigation experience into the art of drafting and prosecuting patents -- to ensure our clients are prepared to defend their patents and...

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