Lewellyn Law, PLLC

About Lewellyn Law, PLLC

Lewellyn Law, PLLC is an intellectual property law firm based in Largo, Florida, serving the Tampa Bay area and clients beyond it. The practice covers the core forms of IP protection: patent prosecution and litigation, trademark registration and enforcement, copyright protection, and trade secret counseling. For clients building a product, launching a brand, and publishing creative work at the same time, that combination allows several types of protection to be handled through one firm rather than coordinated across separate counsel.

The firm describes its clientele as entrepreneurs, established businesses, and creative professionals in the entertainment industry, and it markets specific service lines for digital creators alongside its patent, trademark, and copyright offerings. Its stated approach pairs legal expertise with a client-focused process, so that innovators and creators can concentrate on growth while their intellectual property is managed. Patent work is framed around the commercial value of exclusivity, including the option to license or sell patented technology; trademark work emphasizes protecting a brand from misappropriation; copyright work addresses registration as a tool against unauthorized copying in digital markets.

Review feedback is consistent and detailed, particularly around patents. Clients describe engagements that began with provisional applications and scratch drawings and ended with granted patents, including responses to office actions and filings in other countries. Several reviewers note that Stephen Lewellyn absorbs complex technical and business concepts quickly and produces applications they consider clear and thoroughly drafted - a point raised by clients who had already worked with other firms. Trademark clients report fast diagnosis of problems that other firms left unresolved. Longevity shows up too: one client has worked with the firm since 2018 across patents, trademarks, and copyrights, and values having one attorney manage all IP matters under one roof.

Communication and billing draw repeated mention. Reviewers characterize the firm as responsive and easy to work with, and describe engagements as clearly outlined with no hidden fees and no runaround. The overall picture is of a small, relationship-driven IP practice rather than a large-volume operation.

Two limitations are worth noting. The firm’s stated scope is intellectual property, so matters outside patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets fall outside what it presents itself as handling. Patent timelines described in reviews also stretch across multiple years, reflecting the nature of prosecution rather than any stated firm shortcoming.