Patent Attorney

/ˈpætənt əˈtɜːrni/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A lawyer specialized in patent law who prepares, files, and prosecutes patent applications and advises clients on patent rights.
    The patent attorney helped the inventor secure protection for her new device.

Forms

  • patent attorney
  • patent attorneys

Commentary

Typically requires specific registration or qualification to practice before patent offices; distinct from general legal practice.

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