Diament Patent Law, A Professional Corporation is a specialized intellectual property firm founded by Adam Diament, J.D., Ph.D., a registered patent attorney with over 15 years of experience. The firm operates under Nolan Heimann LLP, offering expert legal services in patents, trademarks, and business matters, with a strong foundation in both scientific research and legal practice. Their unique combination of technical expertise in genetics, biomedical science, and diverse technology sectors sets them apart in delivering precise and knowledgeable IP solutions.
Leveraging Adam Diament’s background as a geneticist and biomedical researcher, the firm provides tailored counsel to inventors, startups, and businesses across mechanical, optical, biomedical, electrical, consumer goods, and other technological fields. Their approach emphasizes thorough analysis, strategic filing, and client education, supported by Adam’s role as host of the “Patenting for Inventors Podcast,” which offers valuable insights into the patent process. The firm serves clients nationwide and is particularly adept at handling complex, science-driven inventions.
Services Offered
- Preparation and filing of utility patent applications
- Preparation and filing of design patent applications
- Preparation and filing of international patent applications
- Trademark registration applications in the U.S.
- International trademark application services
- Incorporation of legal entities including LLCs, corporations, LLPs, and partnerships
- Intellectual property legal opinions (patentability, infringement, clearance)
- Copyright protection for books, artwork, manuals, and software code
- Licensing of inventions and business intellectual property
The firm serves clients across the United States and handles international filings, with services available in English. Adam Diament is a member of the State Bar of California and registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, bringing additional credibility through his authorship of books on intellectual property and religion, as well as his long-term volunteer role as a science judge and moderator for the National Science Bowl®.
