About Jared
Jared Goff practices highbrow property law in Provo, Utah, focusing on patents and trademarks — He joined the State Bar of Utah in 1999. His office handles a selection of cases, including patent filings, trademark registrations, and intellectual estate legal proceedings. The company is dedicated to protecting the rights of inventors and agencies in the competitive landscape of technology and innovation. He earned his J.D. from Brigham Young University in 1999, where he emphasized patents, logos, and copyrights. Prior to that, he completed his B.S.
in Mechanical Engineering at the identical college in 1996. His educational background equips him with a completely unique understanding of both legal and technical elements of highbrow property law. Most of his practice involves advising clients on patentability, conducting patent searches, and making ready patent applications. He also assists businesses in trademark registration and enforcement. Cases typically progress from first consultation thru application submitting and, when important, legal proceedings in federal court. Jared's experience as a law clerk in 2000 provided him with valuable insights into the workings of the legal system, which he applies in his recent practice.
Before setting up his recent practice, he worked as a patent and trademark lawyer in various firms beginning in 1999. His experience within the field has allowed him to develop a knowing of the complexities involved in intellectual property law. He has been actively concerned in the legal community, contributing to discussions on patent reform and trademark safety. Jared is admitted to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. This lets the lawyer represent clients in federal matters associated with highbrow property.
He is a member of the American Intellectual Property Law Association and the National Association of Patent Practitioners. These affiliations maintain him informed approximately the latest developments in highbrow property law and enhance his capacity to serve clients effectively. In 2026, Jared continues to be a prominent determine in the area of intellectual property law in Utah. His commitment to his clients and his expertise in patents and logos make him a valuable useful resource for businesses and inventors alike. He remains devoted to assisting clients manage the necessities of intellectual property rights in an ever-evolving technological landscape.