Medical Device & Surgical Patent Attorney
Endoscopes, surgical instruments, diagnostic tools, and patient monitoring devices — filed by an attorney with an engineering background who has worked directly alongside surgeons and medical device inventors.
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MIT-trained engineer Chemical engineering degree, now a patent attorney
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Flat-fee filings Your filing cost is agreed upfront, before work begins
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Direct attorney access You work with your attorney, not a rotating team
What's covered
Medical technology takes a lot of forms — here's where this practice spends most of its time, and what else falls under it.
Medical technology moves fast, and this list isn't exhaustive. If you're building something in the medical device space that doesn't fit neatly into a category above, reach out — there's a good chance it's still a fit.
Call to check
Always an engineer. Also an attorney.
Before law, I worked as a research engineer. I've spent years working directly with surgeons and medical device inventors — people solving real clinical problems, often because they've seen those problems firsthand. I can look at a CAD file or a physical prototype and understand what makes it novel, not just what a patent examiner will say about it.
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How 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.
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Working on something else?
Protecting a brand name or creative work instead of an invention? See Trademark & Copyright services