Libenzon & Associates

About Libenzon & Associates

Libenzon & Associates is an intellectual property law practice at 117 Kendrick St in Needham, Massachusetts, serving inventors, small businesses, and startups. The firm describes its work as covering a wide spectrum of IP services: preparation and prosecution of patent and trademark applications, opinion services on the scope and strength of patents, counseling on protection, enforcement, and licensing of intellectual property, and due diligence for business transactions involving IP. Its trademark side includes clearance searches, application preparation and filing, USPTO prosecution, and consulting on placement in the Amazon registry. Patent portfolio samples on the website span electrical, electro-mechanical, software, and mechanical engineering.

The website functions as much as an educational resource as a marketing page. That orientation toward explaining the process shows up in the feedback as well: clients repeatedly describe being walked through each step, having questions answered without feeling rushed, and receiving clear explanations of their options.

Reviewers most often write about trademark registration and patent filing, and the recurring themes are speed, responsiveness, and straightforward pricing. Several describe applications moving from first conversation to submission within weeks, and one reports a patent granted in under six months. Others highlight the attorney’s technical grasp of their inventions, including meetings to review descriptions and prototypes, creative claim drafting, careful documentation of features, and collaboration on claim amendments in response to USPTO office actions. Copyright and WGA registration for a screenplay also appears among the work described.

Repeat engagement is a notable pattern. Multiple reviewers mention using the firm across several years or returning for additional patents and trademarks, and long-term clients describe it as their go-to for IP matters. Communication is consistently described as prompt, with questions answered on first contact and deadlines tracked proactively.

One trademark client credits Ilya with registering two marks, including one that had previously been denied registration. The client describes efficient work, close attention to detail, and excellent communication. Another client describes help copyrighting a screenplay and registering it with the Writers Guild. These accounts sit alongside recommendations from business owners who sought new trademark applications and wanted guidance through the USPTO process.

Libenzon clients praise timely filings and tracked deadlines rather than recurring complaints about missed updates. Written feedback describes clear discussions of options and ready access to answers, without repeated billing or communication disputes.