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An Alternative to Traditional New York IP Firms
Tradespace delivers managed patent filing — software, AI, and senior USPTO-registered attorneys as one product. Flat $5K per US non-provisional filing, roughly one week from disclosure to filed, with full visibility into every matter. Patent filing without the law firm markup.
FAQs
How many IP law firms are in New York?
New York has dozens of firms with IP practices. This directory lists 42, from full-service firms to patent boutiques.
How much does it cost to file a patent in New York?
Hourly firms typically run $8K–$20K+ per filing. Flat-fee managed filing is an alternative — Tradespace files US non-provisionals at $5K flat.
Patent boutique vs. full-service firm — what's the difference?
Boutiques focus solely on IP and tend to be leaner and more cost-efficient; full-service firms add litigation, corporate, and transactional capabilities.