Ex-Clifford Chance Patent Attorney Launches His Own Patent Law Firm

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Ex-Clifford Chance Patent Attorney Launches His Own Patent Law Firm

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Ronny Amirsehhi, a dual-qualified patent practitioner registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and the European Patent Office (EPO), is pleased to announce the establishment of Leo Patent Law Office.

Ronny Amirsehhi, a dual-qualified patent practitioner registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and the European Patent Office (EPO), is pleased to announce the establishment of Leo Patent Law Office.

“We are thrilled to introduce Leo Patent Law Office,” said Ronny Amirsehhi, Founder. "Client decisions regarding the selection of a venue for protecting their patent rights are primarily influenced by factors such as predictability, reliability, and the finality of court decisions. In alignment with this principle, my mission is to establish a law firm known for its reliability and predictability, earning the full trust of clients in entrusting us with their cases."

The firm's unique value proposition lies in its ability to seamlessly file and prosecute US patent applications directly from Europe, in addition to its representation before the European Patent Office and the Unified Patent Court.

For more information about Leo Patent Law Office and its services, please visit www.leoandus.com.

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