Attorney

Richard Eldredge

Senior partner and founder, a professional engineer and USPTO registered patent attorney who handles the technical side of every filing.

Richard Eldredge is the senior partner and founder of the Leavitt and Eldredge Law Firm. He is both a professional engineer and a USPTO registered patent attorney, involved in every matter the firm handles. If a filing needs to move fast or a patent examiner raises issues, Richard handles it. Consultations are free.

ABOUT RICHARD

Richard Eldredge is the firm’s magician. Need something filed yesterday? Trouble with a patent examiner? Let Richard do his thing.

A professional engineer and a patent lawyer, Richard is involved in everything that we do. And although you may not meet him personally, he is in every sense the man behind the curtain.

EDUCATION

  • Juris Doctor 2008, University of LaVerne College of Law, Woodland Hills, California
  • Master Of Science 2008, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah Honors: With High Honors
  • Bachelor of Science 2002, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah Honors: With High Honors
  • Service, Full-time mission in Brazil encompassing over 9,000 service hours Language: Conversational Portuguese

ADMISSION, AFFILIATIONS AND AWARDS

ADMISSION

  • Texas State Bar: 24072085
  • Registered Patent Attorney: 61,902
  • USPTO Trademark Office

Professional Associations And Memberships

  • J. Rueben Clark Law Society, Member, 2008, Present
  • Tarrant Country Bar Association, Member
  • Dallas County Bar Association, Member

Pro Bono Activities

  • Texas, 2010
  • U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, 2008

AREAS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

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Common questions

Frequently asked

Who is Richard Eldredge?
Richard Eldredge is the senior partner and founder of the Leavitt and Eldredge Law Firm. He is both a professional engineer and a patent attorney, and he is involved in everything the firm does. Although clients may not meet him in person, he is the person ultimately responsible for the work behind the scenes.
What does Richard Eldredge practice?
Richard is a patent attorney and licensed engineer, so he focuses on patent work and the technical side of intellectual property. If something needs to be filed quickly or a patent examiner is raising problems, Richard handles it. He serves clients in the Dallas and Fort Worth areas, including Houston, with free consultations.
Where did Richard Eldredge study?
Richard earned a Juris Doctor from the University of LaVerne College of Law in 2008 and a Master of Science from Brigham Young University in 2008, both with honors. He also holds a Bachelor of Science from Brigham Young University, earned in 2002 with high honors.
Is Richard Eldredge a registered patent attorney?
Yes. Richard is a USPTO registered patent attorney, registration number 61,902, and he is admitted to the USPTO Trademark Office. He is licensed by the Texas State Bar. He is also a member of professional groups including the Tarrant County Bar Association and the Dallas County Bar Association.
Has Richard Eldredge received recognition?
Richard has been named to Super Lawyers. He founded the firm in 2008 after working as a professional engineer and patent attorney, building the practice around faster turnaround times and lower fees. He is a member of the J. Reuben Clark Law Society and serves clients across Texas.