About David
David Kleiman practices business law in Thousand Oaks, California. He is the founder of Kleiman Patent Law Services, where he focuses on business law, intellectual property, patents, and trademarks. The firm provides a range of services to clients, including patent applications, trademark registrations, and litigation support. With a strong foundation in both business and technology, he serves clients, from startups to established corporations. He earned his J.D. from Stetson University College of Law in 1997, where he specialized in litigation and trial advocacy.
Additionally, he holds a certificate in intellectual property from Franklin Pierce Law Center, obtained in 1996. His academic background also includes a B.S. in Physics from Concordia University in Montreal, Canada, earned in 1992, and an A.S. in Pure and Applied Sciences from Vanier College in Montreal, completed in 1986. This combination of education equips him with a unique perspective on legal issues, particularly those involving technology and innovation. Since becoming a registered U.S.
Patent Lawyer in 1998, he is known for his expertise in intellectual property law. His practice involves not only securing patents and trademarks but also advising clients on the strategic management of their intellectual property portfolios. The firm’s approach emphasizes thorough research and analysis to ensure that clients’ innovations are adequately protected. Most of his work involves navigating complex legal frameworks surrounding patents and trademarks. Cases typically range from initial consultations to filing applications and, when necessary, defending against infringement claims. He also provides guidance on licensing agreements and other transactional matters related to intellectual property.
Before establishing Kleiman Patent Law Services, he worked in various legal roles that enhanced his understanding of both the legal and business aspects of intellectual property. His background in physics also allows him to grasp technical concepts quickly, which is crucial when working with inventors and technology companies. David is committed to staying updated on the latest developments in business and intellectual property law. He regularly participates in continuing education and professional development opportunities. His practice is characterized by a dedication to client service and a understanding of the details of patent and trademark law. He is licensed to practice in California and before the United States Patent & Trademark Office.
