Oklahoma Patent Law -- Dunlap, Codding & Rogers, P.C. - Intellectual Property Lawyers

New ideas are the fuel of progress and the foundation of success. Dunlap, Codding and Rogers’ scientific and legal expertise, coupled with your entrepreneurial spirit, enables us to protect your ideas so that your technological enterprise will thrive in today's competitive marketplace.

Dunlap, Codding & Rogers is a group of highly dedicated professionals with diverse scientific and legal acumen. The philosophy of the firm is simple: Listen and respond to each client's unique needs; Provide our clients with the highest quality, timely, reasonably priced legal services, and Help our clients create a robust intellectual property portfolio, vigorously pursued and properly grounded in both science and law. Our innovative firm culture results in the consistent acquisition of quality intellectual property assets that are highly valued by our clients and their peers. With experienced, dedicated professionals specializing in all engineering disciplines, life sciences, computer software including Internet systems, licensing, and litigation, DCR’s breadth, as well as depth, will help you identify and protect all of your intellectual property; after all, innovative ideas really are your greatest assets. Now, more than ever, your future depends on the protection of these assets.

Founded in 1957, Dunlap, Codding & Rogers, P.C. is Oklahoma's largest, oldest and most versatile intellectual property law firm. Our professionals continue to meet the needs of both national and international clients, while offering unique pricing advantages over most large metropolitan intellectual property law firms. With offices in Oklahoma City and Washington D.C., DCR is large enough to provide depth and experience in any scientific and technology field while maintaining our roots: Personalized, pragmatic and responsive legal representation.

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