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Goff IP Law
The short version
Provo-based intellectual property firm led by registered patent attorney Jared Goff, handling patents, trademarks, copyrights, and licensing for inventors, small businesses, and large companies.
Strengths
- Led by a registered patent attorney with more than 20 years of experience and honors credentials in both engineering and law
- Handles the core IP stack - patents, trademarks, copyrights, and licensing - including applications, registrations, disputes, and litigation categories
- Reviewers repeatedly describe clear explanations of complex IP processes and strong responsiveness to questions and deadlines
- Serves a wide range of clients, from individual inventors and small businesses to large corporations, with service across Utah and nationwide
- Feedback frequently notes personal attention and continuity relative to larger firms, including multi-year client relationships
Considerations
- Goff requires a signed engagement letter before an attorney-client relationship begins and asks visitors not to send confidential information unless invited.
- Clients praise Jared Goff's thorough explanations and quick follow-up rather than recurring communication or accessibility problems.
About Goff IP Law
Goff IP Law is an intellectual property practice in Provo, Utah, led by registered patent attorney Jared Goff. The firm’s stated focus is patents, trademarks, copyrights, and licensing, and it markets its approach as “Precisely Fit Intellectual Property” - a model built around matching the scope of IP protection to the client’s actual business needs rather than applying a one-size-fits-all strategy. Goff graduated with honors in both engineering and law and brings more than 20 years of experience as a registered patent attorney, with technology concentrations that include computers, complex mechanical systems, simple devices, and product designs.
The practice serves a deliberately broad client base: individual inventors, small businesses, and some of the largest companies in the world. Goff IP Law is based in Utah County and represents clients throughout the United States, with the firm’s site naming Provo, Orem, Lehi, Springville, Spanish Fork, American Fork, Mapleton, Lindon, Payson, Santaquin, Saratoga Springs, Draper, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Cedar City, and St. George among the communities it serves. Service categories listed by the business include patent and trademark law, litigation, applications, disputes, registrations, licensing, and copyrights.
Review feedback consistently centers on the principal attorney’s accessibility and communication style. Clients describe thorough explanations of patent, trademark, and copyright processes delivered in terms non-specialists can follow, along with responsiveness to calls and questions. Several reviewers note experience with the firm across multiple matters over extended periods, including patent applications, issued patents, trademark registrations and licenses, an IP sale, and contract review. Others describe help with adversarial situations - a competitor’s infringement claim against a customer, a USPTO initial rejection that was ultimately approved, and a copyright concern involving a book. Reviewers who had previously worked with larger firms frequently contrast the level of personal attention and continuity they received here.
The site’s own language - “Large law firm experience. Small firm personal attention.” - reflects that positioning. Prospective clients should note the firm’s disclaimer: the website is informational only, does not constitute legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is formed until both the firm and the client sign an engagement letter. The site also asks visitors not to send confidential information through the website until the firm specifically requests it.
Recurring feedback
What clients consistently mention
- Communication quality: reviewers regularly highlight thorough, plain-language explanations of patent, trademark, and copyright processes.
- Responsiveness: quick replies, follow-ups, and availability for calls are among the most frequently repeated points.
- Outcomes on filings and disputes: feedback cites issued patents, approved trademarks after initial USPTO rejections, trademark licensing, and resolution of competitor and copyright conflicts.
- Comparative service: several reviewers who previously used larger firms describe better attention, continuity, and value at this practice.
- Long-term relationships: multiple reviewers describe working with the firm across several matters or over a span of years.
All reviews
5 out of five stars based on 30 reviews.
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