Silver Spring, Maryland

Patent attorneys in Silver Spring

Silver Spring, Maryland is home to 92 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 General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Food and Drug Administration, and Saidman DesignLaw Group.

John T Goolkasian

Reg. 26142

Patent attorney

Silver Spring, MD · 20906

301-452-2611

Jennifer A Gray

Reg. 63410

Patent attorney

General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists

Silver Spring, MD · 20904

310-680-6334

Lee C Heiman

Reg. 41827

Patent attorney

Silver Spring, MD · 20910

240-432-0789

Seth I. Heller

Reg. 77768

Patent attorney

Food and Drug Administration

Silver Spring, MD · 20993

240-402-6502

An Hoang

Reg. 79008

Patent attorney

Silver Spring, MD · 20910

301-919-2318

Ann S Hobbs

Reg. 36830

Patent attorney

Silver Spring, MD · 20901

301-585-3690

Brett E Howard

Reg. 69673

Patent agent

Silver Spring, MD · 20910

602-770-4036

Kasen H Jacobson

Reg. 47353

Patent attorney

Silver Spring, MD · 20910

202-491-3599

Lindsey M Jaeger

Reg. 77487

Patent attorney

Saidman DesignLaw Group

Silver Spring, MD · 20910

301-585-8601

Catherine M Joyce

Reg. 40668

Patent attorney

Silver Spring, MD · 20910

240-449-9065

Lewis J Kreisler

Reg. 38522

Patent attorney

Silver Spring, MD · 20902

240-476-5089

Rohit K. Krishna

Reg. 62474

Patent attorney

Silver Spring, MD · 20906

301-392-7657

Alan C. Lau

Reg. 67814

Patent agent

Silver Spring, MD · 20905

301-908-8996

William T Leader

Reg. 73651

Patent agent

Silver Spring, MD · 20904

301-523-4094

Jianping Li

Reg. 83377

Patent agent

U.S. Food and Drug Administration

Silver Spring, MD · 20993-0002

301-796-1611

Paul Lieberman

Reg. 55956

Patent attorney

Silver Spring, MD · 20902

301-649-4266

Bernard Lipman

Reg. 69317

Patent agent

Silver Spring, MD · 20910

301-585-6666

Lixin Liu

Reg. 62243

Patent agent

FDA

Silver Spring, MD · 20993

301-796-6970

John S McInnes

Reg. 54307

Patent agent

Silver Spring, MD · 20901

301-593-3951

Greta A Meyer

Reg. 53321

Patent attorney

Silver Spring, MD · 20901

301-593-8397

Nelson Moskowitz

Reg. 56128

Patent attorney

Silver Spring, MD · 20902

301-649-2698

Trevor M. O'Neill

Reg. 72981

Patent attorney

Silver Spring, MD · 20910

561-725-2324

Robert P. Olszewski

Reg. 76162

Patent agent

Silver Spring, MD · 20906

301-460-8324

Victor M. Palace

Reg. 78214

Patent attorney

Silver Spring, MD · 20910

303-704-3814

Roscoe V Parker· Jr

Reg. 40265

Patent agent

Parker Patent Services

Silver Spring, MD · 20904

301-384-4971

Matthew L. Parulski

Reg. 81750

Patent agent

Silver Spring, MD · 20910

585-410-1783

Bryon M Pearsall

Reg. 63166

Patent attorney

FDA Office of Medical Policy

Silver Spring, MD · 20993

301-796-9617

Glenn J Perry

Reg. 28458

Patent attorney

Silver Spring, MD · 20904

202-903-3070

William Pieprz

Reg. 33630

Patent attorney

William Pieprz

SILVER SPRING, MD · 20910

301-585-4572

Todd A Ponzio

Reg. 68620

Patent agent

Naval Medical Research Center

Silver Spring, MD · 20910

202-213-7384

Common questions

Do patent attorneys in Silver Spring 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 Silver Spring tend to track the broader Maryland legal market.

How many USPTO practitioners list a Silver Spring office?

92 USPTO-registered patent practitioners list a Silver Spring 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 Silver Spring practitioner remotely?

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