

Peter Shaddock helps inventors, startups, growing businesses, and enterprise-level companies protect intellectual property through patents, trademarks, copyrights, licensing, and related IP strategy. As a registered patent attorney, Peter advises clients on how to secure and manage the intellectual property assets that support innovation, brand value, and commercial growth.
Peter works with clients at different stages of development, from individual inventors seeking protection for a new idea to companies building broader intellectual property portfolios. For businesses searching for a Fortune 500 patent attorney approach without unnecessary complexity, Peter brings practical guidance on patent prosecution, filing strategy, and intellectual property protection.
His work includes preparing and prosecuting patent applications, advising on USPTO strategy, evaluating protection options, and helping clients understand how patents, trademarks, and copyrights fit within the company’s broader commercial goals.
Peter focuses his practice on patent prosecution and intellectual property protection. He assists clients with patent applications, USPTO filings, office action responses, invention protection, and related issues involving the ownership, use, and commercialization of technology.
His role is to help clients make practical decisions about what should be protected, when to pursue protection, and how to build an IP strategy that supports the business behind the invention.
Peter advises clients on intellectual property protection across patents, trademarks, copyrights, and licensing considerations. He works with individual inventors, small businesses, mid-market companies, and larger enterprises that need clear, commercially grounded guidance on protecting valuable IP assets.
For companies with more sophisticated needs, Peter helps evaluate filing priorities, portfolio development, commercialization issues, and the relationship between intellectual property rights and long-term business value.