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High-Tech IP Protection on Capitol Hill
AEON Law is a premier intellectual property law firm headquartered in the vibrant Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle. Founded in 2004 by Adam L.K. Philipp, the firm has distinguished itself as a leader in protecting cutting-edge technology and creative assets. Unlike traditional firms that dabble in IP, AEON Law focuses exclusively on patents, trademarks, and copyrights. They are known for their "high-tech" DNA, with attorneys who possess deep technical expertise in fields such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, cryptography, and biotechnology. The firm’s philosophy is built on innovation not just in law, but in business models; they have largely eliminated the billable hour in favor of transparent, flat-fee pricing, giving clients financial predictability.
Specialized Intellectual Property Services
AEON Law provides a full lifecycle of IP services, from the initial spark of an idea to enforcement in the courtroom.
- Patent Prosecution: Drafting and filing utility and design patents for software, hardware, and life sciences inventions. They are experts in navigating the complex USPTO eligibility rules for software (Alice/Mayo).
- Trademark Registration: Helping brands select strong, protectable names and securing federal registration to prevent consumer confusion.
- Copyright Protection: Securing rights for software code, literary works, and artistic creations.
- IP Strategy and Audits: acting as strategic partners to startups and established companies to identify and monetize their intellectual property assets.
- International IP: Coordinating global protection strategies through a network of foreign associates, ensuring clients are covered in key markets like Europe and Asia.
IP Superheroes
The team at AEON Law brands themselves as "IP Superheroes," reflecting their passion for defending the genius of their clients. Founder Adam Philipp is a recognized authority on software patents and serves on the boards of several technology companies. The firm is also unique for its Patent Poetry blog, which summarizes complex legal updates in haiku form, demonstrating their creativity and approachability. They serve a global clientele but remain deeply rooted in the Seattle tech ecosystem.
"We don’t just file paperwork; we unleash genius. Your innovation deserves a fortress."
The firm’s attorneys are multilingual, with capabilities in Hebrew and Japanese, facilitating business with international partners. Their commitment to excellence is reflected in their Super Lawyers recognitions and their reputation for handling high-stakes patent litigation with efficiency and aggression.
Historic Harvard Heights Location
AEON Law is housed in the historic Harvard Heights Building at 1718 East Olive Way. This building has a rich history, notably serving as the office of Benjamin McAdoo, the first Black architect to maintain a practice in Washington State. By restoring and occupying this landmark, AEON Law bridges the gap between Seattle’s history and its high-tech future. This location in Capitol Hill places them in the center of the city’s creative and cultural hub, away from the stuffiness of downtown high-rises 💡🔬⚖️.
Specializing In
Software Patents, Blockchain IP, Trademark Registration, IP Strategy
Address & Location
1718 East Olive Way, Capitol Hill, Seattle, WA 98102
Building Location
The firm is located in the historic Harvard Heights Building (formerly the Benjamin McAdoo building). It is a standalone, mixed-use structure situated at the corner of East Olive Way and Boylston Avenue East. The building has a distinctive character, blending historical architecture with modern renovations.
Suite Access
Enter from the street level on East Olive Way. The firm occupies the main commercial space. Look for the AEON Law signage.
Parking Details
Street parking is available on East Olive Way and surrounding residential streets, though it is a busy area. There are paid lots nearby towards Broadway.
Public Transit
The location is very accessible. The Capitol Hill Link Light Rail Station is about a 5-10 minute walk away. The Seattle Streetcar (Broadway line) is also nearby.
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