Patent Prosecution Attorney
Patent prosecution is the process of getting a patent granted — from drafting through examination to issuance. If your invention doesn't fit neatly into one specific technology category, this is the right place to start.
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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
Find your technology area
If your invention fits one of these areas, that page is a better starting point than this one.
This general patent practice also covers mechanical devices, consumer products, and other technical inventions that don't fall under those three categories. If you're not sure where yours fits, that's exactly what this page — and a quick call — is for.
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 can follow a technical invention on its own terms, whatever field it's in — not just translate it into legal boilerplate. If your invention is well-defined and genuinely novel, I can likely help, even if it doesn't fit neatly into a category on this site.
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
Protecting something else?
If your invention isn't the whole picture, these cover the rest of what most founders end up protecting.