Miami, Florida

Patent attorneys in Miami

Miami, Florida is home to 117 USPTO-registered patent practitioners. Working with a local practitioner can streamline in-person meetings for invention disclosures, signing inventor declarations, and reviewing prior-art search results — but every USPTO practitioner is licensed to practice nationally, so a non-local choice is also valid. Local firms with the most USPTO-registered practitioners include Malloy & Malloy, P.L., Fleit Intellectual Property Law, and Alcoba Law Office.

Ruben Y Alcoba

Reg. 44499

Patent attorney

Alcoba Law Office

Miami, FL · 33122

305-362-8118

Alberto Alvarez

Reg. 69260

Patent attorney

Fowler White Burnett, P.A.

Miami, FL · 33131

305-789-9200

Stephanie C Alvarez

Reg. 44503

Patent attorney

Feldman Gale

Miami, FL · 33131

305-358-5001

Kurtis Michael Anderson

Reg. 75861

Patent agent

Polsinelli

Miami, FL · 33131

305-921-1817

Juan U Arcia

Reg. 81392

Patent attorney

Dinsmore & Shohl LLP

Miami, FL · 33131

786-957-1157

Rafay M. Asrar

Reg. 76683

Patent attorney

Malloy & Malloy, P.L.

Miami, FL · 33129

305-858-8000

Sebastian D. Aviles

Reg. 83474

Patent agent

Miami, FL · 33176

305-904-8596

Garrett Ari Barten

Reg. 59891

Patent attorney

Beckman Coulter, Inc.

Miami, FL · 33196

516-241-5915

Alexander E Barthet

Reg. 44024

Patent agent

The Barthet Firm

Miami, FL · 33131

305-347-5290

Brian J Berman

Reg. 56481

Patent agent

Miami, FL · 33131

301-412-6500

Paul D Bianco

Reg. 43500

Patent attorney

Fleit Intellectual Property Law

Miami, FL · 33180

305-830-2600

Stephen C Bongini

Reg. 40917

Patent attorney

Fleit Intellectual Property Law

Miami, FL · 33180

305-538-7844

Albert Bordas

Reg. 45595

Patent attorney

Albert Bordas, P.A.

Miami, FL · 33143

305-669-9848

Alejandro E. Borge Gonzalez

Reg. 83768

Patent agent

Miami, FL · 33136

505-837-73459

Monte R Browder

Reg. 36761

Patent attorney

Opko Health, Inc.

Miami, FL · 33137

305-575-4123

Victor A. Bruzos

Reg. 82370

Patent attorney

Malloy & Malloy, P.L.

Miami, FL · 33129

305-858-8000

Michael J Buchenhorner

Reg. 33162

Patent attorney

Miami, FL · 33143

305-273-8007

Natalie G. Busener

Reg. 82578

Patent agent

Miami, FL · 33129

404-345-3736

Michael Chapman Cesarano

Reg. 31817

Patent attorney

Michael C. Cesarano, P.A.

Miami, FL · 33143

305-778-5155

Victor Cole

Reg. 56331

Patent attorney

MIAMI, FL · 33140

917-717-7227

Henry William Collins

Reg. 25039

Patent attorney

Miami, FL · 33155

305-667-3160

Daniel S Coriat

Reg. 54048

Patent attorney

Strategic Advocates LLC

Miami, FL · 33180

305-924-2918

Kevin E Cudlipp

Reg. 74184

Patent attorney

Cudlipp & Cudlipp, P.A.

Miami, FL · 33181

305-759-7704

Brhea D'Mello

Reg. 83864

Patent agent

Miami, FL · 33176

786-493-4848

Benjamin I. Dach

Reg. 68493

Patent attorney

Pierson Ferdinand, LLP

Miami, FL · 33131

305-786-6770

Adam F Diamond

Reg. 68211

Patent agent

PATENT ASSET MANAGEMENT, LLC

Miami, FL · 33138

954-328-9349

Susan M Dierenfeldt-Troy

Reg. 67321

Patent attorney

Troy & Schwartz, LLC

Miami, FL · 33173

305-279-4740

Brian P Doney

Reg. 79074

Patent attorney

Shutts & Bowen LLP

Miami, FL · 33131

614-753-5508

Eric M Dowling

Reg. 44094

Patent agent

Dowling Consulting, Inc.

Miami, FL · 33102

305-437-7670

William J. Eagan

Reg. 80479

Patent attorney

Malloy & Malloy, P.L.

Miami, FL · 33129

305-858-8000

Common questions

Do patent attorneys in Miami cost more than the national average?

Patent attorney fees vary primarily by experience and complexity of the invention, not by city. A typical provisional patent application in the US runs $1,500 to $5,000; a non-provisional utility filing runs $5,000 to $15,000. Hourly rates in Miami tend to track the broader Florida legal market.

How many USPTO practitioners list a Miami office?

117 USPTO-registered patent practitioners list a Miami mailing address on the OEDCI roster. You can sort by firm size and contact each directly using the phone numbers shown.

Can I work with a Miami practitioner remotely?

Yes. All filings happen through USPTO's electronic Patent Center — no in-person presence is required. A Miami-based practitioner is convenient for local inventor signings and in-person meetings but not a requirement for representation.