Texas

Patent attorneys in Texas

Texas hosts 4,046 active patent practitioners registered with the USPTO Office of Enrollment and Discipline. Patent attorneys and patent agents can both prepare and file patent applications, but only patent attorneys can also offer legal advice on prosecution strategy, freedom-to-operate analyses, and infringement opinions in Texas. Practitioners are concentrated across 20 cities, with the largest clusters in the metros listed below. Notable firms with multiple registered practitioners in the state include Texas Instruments Incorporated, Gilliam IP, PLLC, and Halliburton.

Top cities in Texas

All practitioners in Texas

Katie M Uppfalt

Reg. 78069
Patent agent

Gilliam IP, PLLC

Austin, TX · 78731

512-738-8695

Murali K Urlam

Reg. 70739
Patent agent

Sugar Land, TX · 77478

281-886-7452

Marlene L. Valderrama

Reg. 76412
Patent agent

Halliburton

Houston, TX · 77032

626-487-4350

Gojko Valencic

Reg. 72184
Patent agent

Colleyville, TX · 76034

817-917-1829

Mark A Valetti

Reg. 36707
Patent attorney

Texas Instruments Incorporated

Dallas, TX · 75265

214-479-1265

Michael J Vallan

Reg. 57005
Patent attorney

Baker Hughes

Houston, TX · 77073

713-879-0087

Matthew C. Valley

Reg. 79252
Patent attorney

The Law Office of Matthew Valley

Round Rock, TX · 78664

512-689-4299

Eugene C Vallow

Reg. 40856
Patent attorney

Texas Instruments Incorporated

Dallas, TX · 75265

214-479-1266

Tamsen Valoir

Reg. 41417
Patent attorney

Boulware & Valoir

Houston, TX · 77054

832-369-7852

Melody Bernice van Denzen

Reg. 53783
Patent attorney

ConocoPhillips

HOUSTON, TX · 77396

281-293-1102

Shaun N. van der Walt

Reg. 76802
Patent agent

Fletcher Yoder

Houston, TX · 77070

281-970-4545

Diderico van Eyl

Reg. 38641
Patent attorney

SABIC

Sugar Land, TX · 77498

281-243-3753

Derek R Van Gilder

Reg. 34268
Patent attorney

Bastrop, TX · 78602

512-303-4747

Joseph T Van Leeuwen

Reg. 44383
Patent attorney

Austin, TX · 78739

512-301-6738

Leslie A Van Leeuwen

Reg. 42196
Patent attorney

Van Leeuwen & Van Leeuwen

Austin, TX · 78739

512-301-6738

Paul Van Slyke

Reg. 24450
Patent attorney

Van Slyke Law Firm PLLC

Houston, TX · 77057

713-300-3782

Robert A Van Someren

Reg. 36038
Patent attorney

Van Someren, PC

Cypress, TX · 77410-2107

281-373-4369

Gustav N Van Steenberg

Reg. 27240
Patent attorney

The Law Offices Of Gustav N. Van Steenberg

San Antonio, TX · 78205

210-224-2244

Kurt D Van Tassel

Reg. 36956
Patent attorney

Law Office of K. D. Van Tassel

Kingwood, TX · 77345

713-256-6588

Deborah G Vandenhoff

Reg. 45176
Patent agent

Shell USA, Inc.

Houston, TX · 77001-0576

832-337-4525

Monique A Vander Molen

Reg. 53716
Patent agent

Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP

Dallas, TX · 75201

214-999-4330

Craig R. Vander Ploeg

Reg. 65879
Patent agent

Chevron Services Company

Houston, TX · 77002

713-372-9105

Skyler K. VanDerwerken

Reg. 78435
Patent attorney

Lewisville, TX · 75067

518-530-3299

Brian H VanderZanden

Reg. 57144
Patent attorney

Farney Daniels P.C.

Georgetown, TX · 78626

512-582-2828

John E Vandigriff

Reg. 22127
Patent attorney

Carrollton, TX · 75007

469-892-6555

HouPha Vang

Reg. 83275
Patent attorney

Denison, TX · 75020

612-715-7085

Tyler T VanHoutan

Reg. 54506
Patent attorney

McGuireWoods LLP

Houston, TX · 77002

832-214-4911

Jason M VanLoo

Reg. 52316
Patent attorney

LyondellBasell

Houston, TX · 77010

713-309-7514

Mario A. Varela

Reg. 73946
Patent attorney

Houston, TX · 77056

713-314-3349

Thomas P. Vargas

Reg. 80305
Patent agent

San Antonio, TX · 78258

210-556-4646

Common questions

Do I need a patent attorney based in Texas?
No. Every USPTO-registered patent practitioner is licensed to file applications on behalf of inventors in any state, regardless of where the practitioner's office is. Choosing a Texas-based practitioner can simplify in-person inventor signings, local meetings, and same-time-zone calls, but it is not a legal requirement.
How many patent attorneys are licensed in Texas?
4,046 active USPTO-registered patent practitioners list a Texas office address on the OEDCI roster. This includes both patent attorneys (who can also offer legal advice) and patent agents (who can prepare and file patents but not offer broader legal advice).
What is the difference between a patent attorney and a patent agent?
Both pass the USPTO Patent Bar and can prepare, file, and prosecute patent applications. Only patent attorneys also hold a state bar license, meaning they can additionally offer legal advice on infringement, licensing, and litigation strategy. Patent agents tend to charge less per hour and are common at large in-house IP departments.
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