Your designs are valuable. Protect them.
Utility and design patents protect thinkers and inventors from others who would copy the design of a manufactured article. These patents specifically protect unique configurations, shapes, and overall appearances of manufactured pieces. That includes external ornamentation if it is inseparable from the manufactured item.
Anywhere in the world and in many fields, product designs are valuable and protectable. Our attorneys have experience obtaining design patent protection for both domestic and international clients in a wide variety of jurisdictions. Our knowledge and expertise facilitate the preparation and filing of design applications customized to address the particular requirements of and enforcement of design patent rights in your particular country.
With TraskBritt, you can design fearlessly.
Design Attorneys
Greg holds a Masters in Mechanical Engineering and specializes in various mechanical fields including composite
H. Dickson BurtonDickson is the Managing Shareholder of the Firm. In his practice he is a trial lawyer who focuses on helping
J. Jeffrey GunnJeff’s practice focuses on patent and trademark prosecution, post-grant proceedings, and litigation support. He
Jordan LofdahlJordan’s practice focuses on the patent preparation and prosecution, design patents and international patent
Debra L. MitchellDebra’s practice focuses on patent prosecution for clients involved in the fields of semiconductors, oil and gas,
Jason P. NixonJason’s practice focuses on patent preparation and prosecution, trademarks, copyrights, intellectual property
Krista Weber PowellKrista has served TraskBritt as an associate and a shareholder and is currently of counsel. Prior to joining the firm,
Elizabeth H. SchiermanElizabeth is a patent and trademark attorney with a passion for innovation and design. Her work spans the globe with
David V. TraskMr. Trask, of counsel, has brought over forty years of experience in transactional and litigation matters, primarily in
Allen C. TurnerAllen began his legal career at TraskBritt starting as a law clerk. He then spent three years in The Netherlands as
James C. WatsonAfter completing his legal training in at GWU in Washington, D.C., James returned to his home state to practice at
Kyle M. WoodhouseKyle received his J.D from Brigham Young University, J. Reuben Clark Law School and graduated Magna Cum Laude. During