Feeney IP Law Group

About Feeney IP Law Group

Feeney IP Law Group is a Providence, Rhode Island law firm focused on patent, trademark, copyright, intellectual property, and business law. From its office at 235 Promenade St, the firm works with startups, small businesses, life sciences and technology companies, veteran entrepreneurs, and other organizations seeking to protect and manage intellectual assets. Its practice areas include trademark protection, patent development and protection, designs, biotech and pharmaceuticals, medical devices, healthcare, life sciences, mechanical engineering, research and portfolio management, intellectual property licensing, venture capital, startups, and internet law. The firm also promotes concepts such as IP Culture, IP Czar, IP Wrangler, and Attorney On Your Team, alongside a complimentary consultation.

The team combines legal and technical experience. Alan F. Feeney, Esq., is founder, CEO, senior IP attorney, and life sciences director. Daniel Sullivan, Esq., serves as director of chemistry and mechanical engineering. Logan Faucher, Esq., focuses on U.S. military veterans. Nathan Martin, PhD, is director of patent innovations and startups. Donald Frugé, B.S., MPH, is executive director and agile entrepreneur. Additional listed team members bring backgrounds in chemistry, mechanical engineering, and biology. This mix supports the firm’s work across patent and trademark matters, especially for clients navigating scientific, technical, or product-driven industries.

Customer feedback in the available reviews consistently highlights communication, education, responsiveness, and strategic guidance. Reviewers describe the firm as helpful in trademark work for a dental company, supportive for small businesses with trademark and patent projects, and effective in explaining the USPTO trademark process to clients new to intellectual property. One client notes a long-running patent portfolio relationship dating to 2014 and praises the firm’s accessibility, business strategy input, and risk assessment. Another describes a globally selling product that became fully protected within about two years. Several reviews emphasize that the team is friendly, smart, fair, and invested in clients’ best interests. The overall tone suggests a consultative, client-education-oriented atmosphere rather than a purely transactional legal service.

Even so, the firm’s listed capabilities and review evidence point to a Providence practice built around IP strategy, protection, and long-term client relationships.

Feeney clients describe step-by-step education on patent and trademark work, without a repeated complaint about unclear filing instructions. Startup and small-business clients praise attorney accessibility and attention to questions from the first consultation onward.