About Parti & Oliveira PLLC.

Our approach

Legal work that starts with understanding.

A patent matter begins with what you or your team have developed, how it operates, and the decision ahead. An individual inventor may be preparing a first application. A business may need to respond to an examiner, evaluate a new product development, or decide how a filing fits its priorities. We start by understanding that objective.

Our patent work includes applications, responses to patent examiners, and portfolio decisions. We explain the options in ordinary language so you can make informed decisions about scope, timing, and investment. Explore our patent services and technology areas for the work and technical subjects we discuss.

Before beginning, we review conflicts, the requested work, available time, and the information needed to define the engagement. The proposed scope should identify the deliverables, fee arrangement, outside costs, and responsibilities. An inquiry alone does not reserve time or transfer responsibility for a deadline.

Practical fees. Clearly defined work.

Cost should be part of the conversation from the beginning. We discuss the proposed work and fee arrangement before engagement, including whether a defined phase is suitable for a flat fee. Government fees, outside expenses, and later stages of a patent matter are considered separately so the scope is clear.

Depending on the matter, installment arrangements for attorney fees may be available, with availability and terms agreed in writing. Clients remain responsible for applicable government charges and outside expenses separately from attorney fees. Payment arrangements do not extend patent deadlines. Read about patent costs and payment options when considering your budget.

Dallas and Orlando. U.S. patent representation.

Our offices are in Dallas, Texas, and Orlando, Florida, with meetings by appointment. The firm can handle agreed U.S. patent work remotely for inventors and businesses elsewhere in the United States and overseas. International matters may involve coordination with the client's foreign counsel. State law representation depends on the attorney's admissions and the matter.