Omid Khalifeh, Omni Legal Group’s Principal Patent Attorney, was recently selected as a Top 3 Patent Attorney in Los Angeles by ThreeBestRated®. Three Best Rated is an independent, third party business review site that utilizes a 50-point inspection system to identify top businesses in a city. This system compiles its ratings based on reputation, history, complaints, ratings, satisfaction, nearness, trust, cost, and general excellence. Three Best Rated focuses on purely local businesses rather than large corporations with local offices. Moreover, the service is free and companies do not pay to be listed. As a result of being awarded this top honor, Omid Khalifeh is near featured on his own profile page on the ThreeBestRated.com website and Omni Legal Group has been provided with a badge indicating it is a top-rated law firm in Los Angeles.
Omid Khalifeh
Omid Khalifeh, Founder and Managing Attorney, Omni Legal Group
Omid Khalifeh is a registered patent attorney and the founder of Omni Legal Group, a Los Angeles intellectual property and business law firm. He advises inventors, startups, and established businesses on patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret strategy, from initial filing through enforcement. He is licensed by the State Bar of California and registered to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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