Vik Parti · Patent attorney
Vik Parti, U.S. patent attorney.
Vik Parti is a USPTO registered patent attorney at Parti & Oliveira PLLC, licensed in Florida and Texas. He works directly with individual inventors and company legal, business, and engineering teams on U.S. patent applications, examiner responses, and portfolio decisions. Official attorney directories list him as Vikas Parti.
Registered U.S. patent attorney
Working with Vik
From engineering detail to a patent strategy.
Vik's practice connects the technical work of developing a product with the legal choices involved in protecting it. He helps clients assess potential patentability, prepare applications, respond to USPTO objections, and consider how individual filings fit a broader portfolio. The work begins with understanding the invention, what differs from existing approaches, and the decision the client needs to make.
His Bachelor of Science in Computer Science supports conversations about software, computing architectures, and connected systems. His experience also encompasses mechanical and electromechanical devices, sensing technologies, and aerospace systems. For software and AI projects, the discussion focuses on how the technology operates, the technical problem it addresses, and the implementation details available for an application.
Explore software and AI patent work for the questions involved in evaluating these inventions.
Clients work directly with Vik on the substance of their patent matters. He explains the issues, asks focused technical questions, and discusses the tradeoffs behind the next recommendation. An application engagement can involve inventor discussions, technical documents and drawings, and review of the proposed disclosure and claims. A pending application calls for attention to the examiner's reasoning, the existing record, and the time available to respond.
Corporate IP experience
A role inside a technology company.
Helio Corporation's SEC disclosure records Vik's appointment as an independent director and Chairman of Intellectual Property on January 21, 2026. The company's June and July 2026 announcements also identify him in that role. The appointment disclosure describes responsibilities involving IP strategy and a patent portfolio aligned with the company's engineering development and business objectives.
Helio's 2026 announcements describe applications concerning deployable spacecraft structures, release mechanisms, and precision support technology. These public records illustrate the connection between patent planning and the decisions faced by a developing technology business. They describe the company's filing program; they do not establish that a patent has issued or predict the result of another matter.
Read Helio's SEC appointment disclosureSelected company announcements
Publicly documented experience.
These company-issued announcements describe Vik's role and Helio's patent filing program as of their publication dates. They concern applications, rather than issued patents. Professional registration, state admissions, and education are listed separately above.
- Helio announces Vik's board and IP leadership appointmentCompany announcement via GlobeNewswire
- Deployable boom technology: initial provisional filingCompany announcement via ACCESS Newswire
- Spacecraft release technology: patent applicationCompany announcement via ACCESS Newswire
- Precision boom support: additional provisional filingCompany announcement via Newswire
Working together
A defined engagement with direct communication.
Start with a nonconfidential overview of the technology, the work you need, your country, and any known deadline. Include a public application number if relevant. Wait to send confidential documents until the firm confirms the engagement and how to provide them.
Vik discusses the proposed work, timing, and fee arrangement before beginning. 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. See our payment options.
Questions about working with Vik
Does Vik work with individual inventors as well as companies?
Yes. Vik works with individual inventors, startups, small businesses, and established technology teams. The proposed engagement may be a defined application or examiner response, or ongoing patent counsel. If you are preparing a first filing, our first patent application guide explains the information to organize before work begins.
Can I work with Vik from another state or country?
Yes. The firm can handle agreed U.S. patent work remotely for clients elsewhere in the United States and overseas, subject to conflicts, scope, and acceptance. Advice on state law depends on the attorney's admissions and the matter. Our international client guide explains U.S. filing support and coordination with foreign counsel.
Start a conversation
Discuss your patent needs with Vik.
Tell Vik about your technology, the work you need, and the decision or deadline ahead. Keep the initial inquiry nonconfidential. Contacting the firm does not establish representation; conflicts, scope, fees, and acceptance must be confirmed before work begins.