Adam Diament

Adam is a registered patent attorney specializing in securing patent and trademark rights for both small and large companies. He works with solo inventors, inventors working as a team, and in-house counsel to determine the best and most cost-effective strategy for patenting in the United States and abroad.

client roster includes:

• nutraceutical and healthcare companies 

• toy companies

• fitness and exercise companies

• medical device and biotech companies

• audio/visual equipment companies

• fashion companies

• education companies

• kitchen and other consumer goods companies

Adam received his undergraduate degree in molecular and cell biology and religious studies. Before turning to law, he furthered his scientific education by earning a Ph.D. in genetics. He now combines his interests in law, science, and technology in his intellectual property practice. He previously worked in the IP department of a medical device company, practiced patent law at boutique IP firm, and most recently had a solo patent and trademark practice before joining Nolan Heimann.

 In addition to practicing law, he is an avid swing dancer and has taught Lindy Hop. He combined his interest in patent law and the study of religion when he wrote two books, What Would Jesus Patent? and Kosher Patents – 101 Inventions to Help Jews be Jewish. Adam’s main hobby is genealogical research, where he has compiled a family tree of almost 25,000 individuals, and loves tracking down long lost relatives. For fun, he has volunteered for the past 18 years as a science judge and moderator at the National Science Bowl, an annual high school science competition.

Bar Admissions

• California

• United States Patent and Trademark Office

Education

• University of San Diego, School of Law, J.D.

• University of California, Davis, Ph.D., Genetics

• University of California, Berkeley, B.A., Molecular and Cell Biology; Religious Studies