Machine Learning & AI Patent Attorney
Predictive models, language and vision systems, training infrastructure, and more — filed by an attorney with a technical background who understands how the system actually works.
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MIT-trained engineer Chemical engineering degree, now a patent attorney
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Flat-fee filings Patent filings are billed at one flat fee, agreed upfront
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Direct attorney access You work with your attorney, not a rotating team
What's covered
Machine learning and AI take a lot of forms — here's where this practice spends most of its time, and what else falls under it.
Machine learning takes more shapes than any list can capture. If what you're building doesn't fit neatly into a category above, reach out — there's a good chance it's still a fit.
Call to checkWhy timing matters
Publicly disclosing or selling your invention starts a one-year clock in the U.S. — after that, you permanently lose the ability to patent it. In most other countries, that right can be lost immediately, with no grace period at all.
Always an engineer. Also an attorney.
As an MIT-trained engineer, I understand the technical substance behind a machine learning system, not just the marketing language around it. When you talk about how a model is trained or what makes an architecture novel, I can follow the underlying mechanics and have a real conversation about what's actually protectable.
Read Catherine's storyHow it works
- Free consultation
- Invention disclosure call
- We draft & file
- We handle office actions
- You get your patent
Every filing gets the same careful, hands-on drafting from an attorney who understands the underlying technology — not a templated form.
See the full process
Working on something else?
Protecting a brand name or creative work instead of an invention? See Trademark & Copyright services