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Patent attorney, Rōia mana waihanga

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Intellectual property lawyer, IP lawyer, patent lawyer, trademarks lawyer, intellectual property solicitor Intellectual property lawyer, IP lawyer, patent lawyer, trade marks lawyer, intellectual property solicitor

Patent attorneys legally protect intellectual property like inventions, logos and names. They obtain patents, trademarks and copyrights, and represent clients in court.

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