KPPB LAW (formerly Ortiz & Lopez, PLLC)

About KPPB LAW (formerly Ortiz & Lopez, PLLC)

KPPB LAW (formerly Ortiz & Lopez, PLLC) is listed in Albuquerque as a patent attorney and intellectual property law firm. The practice also appears under additional directory categories including business attorney, attorney, patent office, and real estate attorney. Its office is at 6605 Uptown Blvd NE #240, Albuquerque, NM 87110, with phone contact at (505) 314-1310 and a website at olpatentlaw.com. the firm’s website identifies the firm as Ortiz & Lopez, PLLC, Intellectual Property Attorneys, focused on patents, trademarks, and copyrights.

The firm describes itself as a full-service intellectual property practice committed to superior and cost-effective IP legal services. Its stated team includes experienced attorneys who use cutting-edge strategies and industry insight to deliver cost-effective solutions without compromising quality. The website says it serves startups, growing businesses, and established corporations. It also frames its work around inventors and innovators, offering counsel for those seeking to protect a new idea, brand, invention, design, music, artwork, or software code. The website specifically mentions patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets, and it discusses protecting against idea theft, trademark infringement, and unauthorized use of proprietary information.

Directory service listings emphasize trademark-related work, including trademarks, trademark licensing, trademark applications, trademark registration, trademark protection, trademark infringement, and patent, trademark, and copyright law. the firm’s website likewise highlights patentable inventions, brand protection, and copyright registration. Reviews from six sources give the firm a 4.30 rating. Positive reviews describe the firm as professional and high-integrity, with one reviewer recommending it for patent work. Another review credits the firm with obtaining both a patent and a trademark, and notes that the firm provided direction the reviewer had not known was needed. A separate review describes staff as knowledgeable and friendly in a design patent inquiry. One review highlights competency and experience as second to none in the field.

That positive pattern is not unanimous. A single 1-star review describes an experience as biased, dismissive, and condescending and names Michelle. the firm’s website still uses the Ortiz & Lopez, PLLC name while the directory lists KPPB LAW (formerly Ortiz & Lopez, PLLC), which may create some brand confusion for prospective clients.

One reviewer describes an interaction with Michelle as biased, dismissive, and condescending. The practice uses the KPPB and former Ortiz & Lopez names; clients also praise knowledgeable staff and successful IP filings.