Ben Williams

About Ben Williams

Ben Williams is a registered USPTO patent attorney and the principal of IP.Law, also known in client feedback as Williams Intellectual Property. Based in Littleton, Colorado, the firm serves inventors, entrepreneurs, startups, small business owners, corporations, and enterprises across Denver, Littleton, and Colorado. The practice covers patent drafting and preparation, utility, design, and plant patents, USPTO patent prosecution, trademark registration, brand protection and monitoring, copyright registration and infringement defense, trade secret protection, NDAs and confidentiality agreements, IP licensing, federal court litigation, PTAB proceedings, and TTAB oppositions and cancellations. The firm also describes a free IP strategy session and offers in-person and virtual appointments. Credentials highlighted by the firm include more than ten years prosecuting patents, USPTO registration, California bar admission, federal and appellate admissions including the CAFC, and more than 500 utility patents filed for clients. The firm positions its work around both legal position and commercial goals, helping clients decide how to protect and use intellectual property from idea through commercialization and enforcement. Clients repeatedly praise the firm for professionalism, responsiveness, and clear explanations during multi-year patent processes. Reviews describe successful outcomes with utility, design, software, and medical device patents, including matters involving tough examiners, office actions, and examiner interviews. Several reviewers note that Ben Williams and his team walked them through expected costs and process steps, answered or returned calls, and remained accessible throughout prosecution. Technical drafting and research quality also appear as recurring strengths, including work for specialized dental and medical inventions. Feedback frequently mentions that the firm was more affordable than larger firms or corporate patent teams, making IP protection accessible to individual inventors and small companies. The firm has a 4.90 rating across 32 reviews, with most feedback positive. One critical review stands apart: it describes a relatively simple design patent filed in 2022, a three-year period without proactive updates, a billed status inquiry in 2023, and the client later contacting the USPTO directly. That account suggests that in at least one matter, communication expectations and timeline management were not met. Otherwise, the available reviews emphasize diligence, honesty, and successful patent and trademark results. The overall picture is a boutique IP practice suited to clients seeking hands-on patent and trademark counsel with flexible appointment options and a broad service range, while prospective clients with long prosecution timelines may want to clarify update schedules and billing practices up front.