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Ryan, Swanson & Cleveland

(46)

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“Their expertise has made this nerve wracking process much smoother than I could imagine, and ultimately greatly helped to expedite my green card application process.”

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Alloy Patent Law

(34)

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“His teaching and engineering background distinguishes him and makes him an ideal lawyer for graduate student-scientists, especially if they are new to the patent process, like me.”

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Tbillick Law

(32)

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Future

“We hired them right before we had to file two patent applications on an extremely tight deadline - and have to say Tim and his team handled the applications like pros!”

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Harris Sliwoski

(22)

Matter
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“In what seemed like no time, Dan Harris explained to me what I should do to try to resolve my matter and why he thought I could do those things without an attorney.”

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Aeon Law

(23)

Understand
Questions
Idea

“Susi was extremely helpful in developing our trademark strategy after running into issues with getting our mark through the USPTO - after our consult, we felt clear on next steps.”

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Stoel Rives

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“Best attorneys I have ever worked with in my life.”

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The 23 firms listed for Seattle, WA handle patent, trademark, copyright and trade secret work for clients. What each says about its technical fields and filing practice comes from its own website; ratings come from public reviews.

Area overview: Seattle, WA

16 of the 23 firms we list are based in Seattle; the other 7 serve Seattle from towns including Kent (17 mi), Bellevue (8 mi) and Kirkland (8 mi). 16 of the firms on this page have a rating, from 4.3 to 5.0 across 242 reviews; 1 has 50 or more reviews and 15 are rated 4.5 or higher. When clients rate these firms on specific qualities, they most often praise professionalism (96%), responsiveness (87%) and quality (78%). The topics that come up most in reviews of the firms on this page are "communication" and "expertise". 2 are open around the clock and 2 are open on weekends. The practice areas the firms on this page list most often on their websites are patents (4), copyrights (3), trademarks (3) and business (2). 1 has a BBB rating of A or A+. Domain records put 18 websites of the firms on this page at ten or more years old; the oldest dates from 1995. 2 offer urgent consultations; 1 offers payment plans and 5 offer a free initial consultation. We count these figures across the firms on this page; distances are straight-line, and hours and prices change, so confirm the details with the firm before you book a consultation.

Which patent firms listed for Seattle list their technical fields online?

Websites are recorded for all 23 patent firms shown here. Such practices normally name the technologies they cover, from mechanical and software through to chemistry and life sciences. That match is the most useful filter available, because an attorney has to understand the invention before drafting a claim about it.

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Virgo Law

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Communication

“Brett's attention to detail and friendly approach, helped us to hone in on our brand message, which culminated with his expert help in filing for our trademark application and approval.”

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Stokes Lawrence

(4)

Attorney

“My attorney was competent.”

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Christensen O'Connor Johnson Kindness

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Olympic Patent Works

(1)

“Good honest advice.”

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Lowe Graham Jones

(4)

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IP
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“In discussing my concerns regarding Brand, Ellen asked the right questions to provide the best solution for my firm's IP and creating a brand architecture.”

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JMR Law Group

(2)

“I was in an mva 2 years ago and I was having a difficult time dealing with ICBC so i, as well as my husband, went to Micheal with our issues.”

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Telekta Law

(2)

“She creatively helped me learn how to modify my trademark request's and avoid a legal battle, yet still achieve three trademark's.”

FAQs

What is a patent?

A patent is a set of exclusive property rights issued to the inventor by the United States Patent and Trademark Office for new and useful inventions or discoveries. A patent is a set of exclusive property rights issued to the inventor by the United States Patent and Trademark Office for new and useful inventions or discoveries. These can be processes, machines, compositions of matter, or articles of manufacture. New and useful improvements are also potentially patentable.

Do I need to live in the Pacific Northwest to be a client?

Absolutely not. Puget Patent has the unique capability of providing service to clients both in-person or entirely online, allowing for service to both local and international clients. Although the process of patenting your invention can take place remotely and with the ease of online communication, we do hope to have the opportunity to meet all our clients in-person and in many instances, we can come to you.

Is patent procurement affordable?

The cost to acquire patent protection can vary greatly, but it is not expensive to begin the process. Also, because Puget Patent is a smaller practice with a lower overhead than large firms, we can provide patent services at a much more affordable rate.

How long do I have to file a patent application?

If you are currently selling your invention or using it publicly, you generally only have one year to get a patent application on file. However, most inventors have questions or concerns on what constitutes a public use. To get an appropriate answer tailored to your specific situation, it is best to call Puget Patent to discuss your circumstances with a qualified patent agent.

How long does it take to get a patent?

This is a question that every patent applicant has, but unfortunately the answer is anything but straightforward. The time necessary to get a patent depends on a variety of factors, such as the country in which the patent application has been filed. In the United States, the length of time from applying for a patent until issuance averages three years. Applications for patents in foreign countries typically take longer.

We try to answer commonly asked questions like these on the FAQ page of our website.

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Eastgate IP

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“There were a couple of times in the process for example that I was impressed with them: they could have steered me in a direction that would have made more business sense for them, but they looked out for my own interest instead and gave me some advi...”

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Romero Park P.S.

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“He has helped me and my friends and clients with so many legal issues, small and large!”

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Ampacc Law Group

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Brubaker Law Group

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Patent Networks Law Group Pllc: King Jeffrey

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Miles Way Coyne

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Average Cost	$3236
Minimum cost	$747
Maximum cost	$18668
Avg Per Hour Rates	$421

Best Patent & Trademark Attorneys in Seattle, WA

Ryan, Swanson & Cleveland

Alloy Patent Law

Tbillick Law

Harris Sliwoski

Aeon Law

Stoel Rives

Area overview: Seattle, WA

Virgo Law

Stokes Lawrence

Christensen O'Connor Johnson Kindness

Olympic Patent Works

Lowe Graham Jones

JMR Law Group

Telekta Law

Mohr Intellectual Property Law Solutions

The Olmsted Law Group

Setty Chachkes

Eastgate IP

Romero Park P.S.

Ampacc Law Group

Brubaker Law Group

Patent Networks Law Group Pllc: King Jeffrey

R Reams Goodloe Law

Miles Way Coyne

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