
Lawrence Husick, Esq.

Laurence Weinberger, Esq.

Adam Garson, Esq.

Ash Tankha, Esq.

Robert Yarbrough, Esq.

Joshua Waterston, Esq.
IP Procure provides patent and trademark legal services nationwide. We also provide patent and trademark filing services in foreign countries through our foreign and associates. Our services include patent searches, patent application drafting and filing, patent application prosecution, trademark searches, trademark filing, trademark application prosecution and copyright registration. Our patent attorney also files international patent applications under the Patent Cooperation Treaty, and international trademark applications under the Madrid Protocol though the World Intellectual Property Organization, Geneva, Switzerland.

Trademark
At IP Procure, we file national and international trademark applications.

Copyright
IP Procure is an established intellectual property law firm providing copyright registration filing services.

Patent Drafting & Filing
IP Procure has experience in filing patent applications with the US Patent and Trademark Office, and the World Intellectual Property Office.

Patent Prosecution
IP Procure’ patent attorney routinely files responses to office actions for patent applications with the US Patent And Trademark Office.

Infringement Studies
We conducts infringement studies to determine if the features of a product or invention read on every element of the claims of active or unexpired patents and to determine if a client is potentially free to operate without risk of infringing the identified patents in a particular country.
Please fill out the form below (Do not disclose your invention). We respond to you in 8 hours
Flat fee
Flat fee for filing patent applications and for prosecuting patent applications
Affordable Cost
Big firm quality. Small firm costs
USPTO
We meet with USPTO examiners at the USPTO to advance the prosecution of patent applications
No charge for consultations
No charge for consultations or advice over the phone, or for any work requiring 15 minutes or less of our time
Cost effective
Flat fees. Cost effective pricing. Experience. Expertise. Prompt service.

300+ clients
Filed and obtained thousands of patents for about 300 clients over the past 25 years.
Discounted fee
Discounted fee for start-ups and individuals
A Guide for Registering
Authored books on patents and trademarks and published scores of articles on intellectual property. Our publications "Patent Your Idea", "Trademarks - A Guide to Filing and Prosecuting a Mark", and "Trademarks" A Guide for Registering, Opposing and Appealing a Mark" are available on amazon.com for a nominal cost
Trademark services
References (20) for our patent and trademark services available on request.
Step 2
Please review the NDA and fee agreement and if you wish to proceed, please download, sign and return the NDA and fee agreement to us as a PDF document by email. We will countersign the agreements and e-mail them back to you. You may then send us a description of your inventive concept and instruct us to conduct a prior art search (optional) to determine if the inventive concept is new, or, to file a provisional or non-provisional application without conducting a prior art search.
A utility patent application may be filed for a product that has some utility or usefulness. There are two types of utility patent applications: provisional patent application, and non-provisional patent application.
You may file a provisional application first, and then within a year of the filing of the provisional application file the non-provisional patent application with the US PTO. Filing a provisional application is optional; you may file the non-provisional patent application without filing the provisional patent application.
A provisional patent application provides “patent pending” protection of the inventive concept for one (1) year after the provisional patent application is filed. A provisional patent application is not examined by the US PTO, and does not issue as a patent. A provisional patent application expires one year after the provisional patent application is filed. A provisional patent application is filed to obtain the earliest filing date for the invention and/or to check the marketability of the product before a corresponding non-provisional patent application is filed.
If a provisional patent application is filed followed by the filing of a corresponding non-provisional patent application, the filing date assigned to the invention by the US PTO is the filing date of the provisional patent application. If the inventor needs patent protection beyond the one year period, a regular non-provisional patent application must be filed claiming the priority date of the provisional patent application. The non-provisional application provides 20 years patent protection from the filing date of the non-provisional patent application.
You may also file a design patent application to protect the external shape and appearance of your product.
After the patent application is filed with the US PTO, the patent application is examined by the US PTO and if it found to be new and non-obvious in view of the prior art, a patent is granted for the inventive concept disclosed in the patent application.
You may pay by check, or by credit card with an additional 2% credit card processing fee, or on a monthly installment plan with no interest for patent related services provided by IP Procure.

Patent Your Idea By Ash Tankha

Trademarks By Ash Tankha
I have worked with Mr Tankha for over 10 years. We have close to 20 applications and all of them got approved! His team is knowledged, professional and their fee is reasonal and fair. I strongly recommend his team to others.
James Chun
I've been working with Ash for several years now, in his patent attorney capacity. His work is thorough, he is prompt and responsive, and his expert guidance through the patenting process is critical to my company's success.
George Szekely
I have worked with Ash and his team for more than 12 years. He has helped me file and get 14 patents and couple of trademarks. He is very professional and is able to understand new technology very easily. It is a joy working with him. Thank you Ash for helping me.
Bobby Singh
Ash is excellent. He is very professional, responsive and helpful. It is a true pleasure to work with! Over the years, I have referred many people to him. They too are all very satisfied with his work.
Dari Shalon
Like other reviewers I have worked with Ash and his team for more than 15 years successfully filing patents and trademarks. I have the utmost respect for his professionalism and ability. New technology isn’t always understood by examiners. Ash and I have met them in person to explain new ideas that go beyond existing terms, gaining both their understand and approval. Thank you Ash.
Chuck Rehberg
I interacted with Mr. Ash Tankha, patent attorney, Lipton, Weinberger & Husick recently for filing a patent application for my inventive concept. Ash helped me understand the patenting process, handled the drafting of the specification and drawings, and filing of the patent application with the US Patent and Trademark Office. He was very helpful in suggesting and obtaining additional drawings to clearly describe my inventive concept. Ash's law firm (Lipton, Weinberger & Husick) is a one stop shop for filing patents in the US and in foreign countries. I love his timely responses, technical interactions and overall quality of service. I strongly recommend Ash if you are looking for assistance in patenting your ideas.
Arthur Arrizon
Ash Tankha is the consummate professional. The secret to his success is his ability to use his experience and to use every tool in the toolbox to get your patent application turned into a patent. He consults a pool of other patent application professionals to get your application approved when it seems all is lost. Sometimes his approach seems unconventional, this where his experience shines through because he knows what it will take. Simply put he gets the job done no matter what challenges may arise. Here is the best part, Ash does not charge for services you like all other application lawyer, where they charge by the hour. He charges by the job which is a fixed rate based on the prosecution he will submit. This allows you to manage the cost versus running up a bill that may be difficult to manage with all the application responses he will submit to the USPTO. If you go with this firm to get your application approved into a patent you cannot go wrong because you have the best of both worlds, Ash with a wealth of experience and the cost of prosecution that is manageable. Between my father and I, we have 7 applications turned into patents because of Ash’s relentless pursuit for patent approval. He never quits until the job is done!!!
