About Sarita L.
Sarita L. Pickett is an attorney registered to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office and admitted in New Hampshire. She works at a firm that carries the practical label of Patent Negotiator, PLLC and spends much of her time on matters that require federal patent registration and state licensure.
Her career has centered on intellectual property matters for clients who seek patent protection and advice. She represents clients before the USPTO in proceedings that include preparing and prosecuting patent applications and responding to office actions. Her practice also touches on the transactional side of patent work, where negotiation and clear drafting are essential.
Pickett approaches each matter with an emphasis on clarity. Patent filings are often technical and dense. She aims to translate technical inventions into claim language that a patent examiner can evaluate. At the same time she advises clients about procedural options at the USPTO and the potential consequences of different prosecution paths.
Clients come to her for work that spans the lifecycle of a patent. That includes initial patentability assessments, drafting applications, prosecution and post-issuance matters. She also handles licensing discussions and other commercial negotiations tied to intellectual property assets. The role requires both an understanding of technology and a steady command of patent law, and she applies that combination to help clients shape strategy and make informed choices.
Colleagues describe her as methodical in approaching patent prosecution and careful in negotiations. She balances technical detail against legal standards and helps clients weigh the risks and benefits of particular approaches. Her practice is practical rather than theoretical; it is built around producing filings, managing deadlines and advancing claims through USPTO examination.
As of 2026 she maintains her practice at Patent Negotiator, PLLC and appears before the United States Patent and Trademark Office on behalf of clients while holding admission in New Hampshire. Her current practice centers on patent prosecution, counseling and patent-related transactions.
