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Law Office of Michael Meyer

Gretna, NE 5 out of 5 42 reviews

The short version

USPTO-registered intellectual property attorney in Gretna, Nebraska, handling patents, trademarks, copyrights, and related IP matters for clients locally and nationwide.

Strengths

  • USPTO-registered patent attorney, Reg. No. 78,575, qualified to represent inventors before the USPTO.
  • Handles patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, licensing, IP audits, portfolio management, renewals, and infringement matters.
  • Reviewers consistently praise clear communication, responsiveness, and efficient handling of trademark and patent filings.
  • Publishes fee information for common services, including prior art searches, provisional and non-provisional patents, and single-class trademark registration.
  • Serves clients nationwide from Gretna, Nebraska, with technical depth in chemical, pharmaceutical, agricultural biotechnology, and materials science fields.

Considerations

  • Non-provisional utility patent fees start at $4,000 and vary with complexity; agree on the scope and cost for the invention.
  • One client completed a patent filing remotely without an in-person meeting, while reviews praise prompt updates through searches, filings, and office actions.

About Law Office of Michael Meyer

The Law Office of Michael Meyer is an intellectual property practice based in Gretna, Nebraska, serving clients nationwide. Michael Meyer is a USPTO-registered patent attorney, Reg. No. 78,575, which allows him to represent inventors directly before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The practice covers patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, licensing, IP audits, portfolio management, renewals, infringement matters, and related legal support. His chemistry background gives the office particular depth in chemical, pharmaceutical, agricultural biotechnology, and materials science inventions, though the firm handles patent work across technology fields.

Clients come to the office for utility patents, design patents, provisional applications, trademark searches and filings, office action responses, and copyright questions. The website publishes common fee points: prior art searches at $500, provisional patent applications at approximately $2,500 all-in, non-provisional utility patents starting at $4,000 depending on complexity, and single-class trademark registration at $600 in attorney fees plus the $400 USPTO filing fee, including a comprehensive clearance search. These figures make the practice accessible to inventors, small businesses, and brand owners who want upfront cost context before engaging.

The firm’s review profile is strong, with a 5.0 rating across 42 reviews. Recurring praise centers on clear explanations, fast responses, organized filing work, and a straightforward process from search through submission. Reviewers mention trademark searches, USPTO filings, office action responses, provisional and non-provisional patent applications, copyright guidance, and even assistance with a consent form for a podcast and documentary project. Several note that Michael Meyer is easy to work with, answers questions thoroughly, and keeps clients informed without making the process feel intimidating.

The office appears to operate with a client-focused, detail-oriented approach, and multiple reviewers highlight that terms and pricing were spelled out clearly. Some clients work remotely, and at least one reviewer completed a patent filing without meeting face to face. The practice is intentionally focused on intellectual property rather than general legal services, and published fees cover common searches and filings while non-provisional patent costs can rise with complexity. For inventors, entrepreneurs, and businesses seeking registered patent and trademark representation, the Law Office of Michael Meyer offers a specialized, responsive option based in Nebraska but available nationwide.

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5 out of five stars based on 42 reviews.

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