How to Find a Patent Attorney

  • The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office does not recommend patent attorneys, but it does provide a searchable listing of Registered Attorneys and Agents
  • The FindLaw Lawyer Directory (West Legal Directory) allows you to search a database of over a million lawyers and law firms to find those specializing in patents in a specific geographic area.

  • Another comprehensive and well-known directory of lawyers is the Martindale-Hubbell Lawyer Directory. It also allows you to search for attorneys specializing in patent law and provides profiles and peer review ratings of lawyers. Martindale-Hubbell also compile a list of the top ten law firms based on the total number of U.S. patents granted during the past two years.
  • Try out the tips in this article, How to Find A Good Patent Attorney" from the National Congress of Inventor Associations.
  • Here's another approach for finding a patent attorney:

 

See also the article "Patent Attorneys vs. Patent Agents" from the Department of Energy for more information. This article describes the differences between a patent attorney and a patent agent and gives advice on how to do business with patent agents and attorneys.

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