Compare 5 attorneys and 3 law firms in Tyler , TX. Sort by highest rating and years of patent experience.
Otis Carroll
Tyler patent attorney at Ireland Carroll and Kelley with 50 years experience
6101 South Broadway Avenue, Suite 500, Tyler, TX 75703
Robert Parker
Tyler patent attorney at Parker Bunt and Ainsworth with 60 years experience
100 East Ferguson, Suite 1114, Tyler, TX 75702
Charles Ainsworth
Tyler patent attorney at Parker Bunt and Ainsworth with 32 years experience
100 East Ferguson, Suite 1114, Tyler, TX 75702
Robert Bunt
Tyler patent attorney at Parker Bunt and Ainsworth with 31 years experience
100 East Ferguson, Suite 1114, Tyler, TX 75702
Grant Gaston
Tyler patent attorney at Ramey and Flock with 20 years experience
100 East Ferguson, Suite 500, Tyler, TX 75702
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