Celebrating Women’s achievements in science, engineering, and intellectual property law, Grüneberg and Myers commemorates International Women’s Day 2021.

The firm highlights the USPTO’s Women’s Entrepreneurship Symposium, which is hosting a series of panels throughout Women’s History Month this March. Last year, the firm noted a USPTO report showing that women made up about 28% of the science and engineering workforce, but only accounted for about 12% of inventors named on issued patents. Meanwhile, even well into the 21st century, women remain underrepresented across the legal profession.

Women attorneys and staff constitute an essential part of the Grüneberg and Myers firm. The firm pledges to maintain a diverse team at all levels, including firm leadership. In particular, our Managing/Co-founding Partner and Head of Operations are both women. Our commitment to inclusion of women and other underrepresented groups allows our firm to counsel clients from a wide-ranging set of perspectives.

Launched in September 2017, Grüneberg and Myers PLLC is a 100 percent female- and minority-owned international patent firm. With a broad and sophisticated practice, the firm provides a full range of patent support services, including patent prosecution, counseling, post-grant representation, and M&A due diligence to meet the growing and diverse needs of U.S.-based, European, and Asian companies, entrepreneurs, and inventors.