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Notaro, Michalos & Zaccaria P.C.

Public patent records for Notaro, Michalos & Zaccaria P.C., 1978–2024: 716 patent families shared with other firms for 343 clients (applicants). Sign in to explore the app’s partner network, selected filing periods, filing activity, and client relationships.

Patent families shared with other firms
716
1978–2024. One family can be counted more than once.
Activity 2016–2020
195
Distinct families per year, summed over the last five complete years. 2021 onward is still being published.
Clients (applicants)
343
Applicants named on these families, all recorded years. Not a full client list.
Firms shown below
4

Activity trend (2017–2026)

Scope
Notaro, Michalos & Zaccaria P.C. · United States
Filing years
2017–2024
Unit
Distinct families per year

2021–2026 are preliminary. Patent filings publish about 18 months after filing, and foreign filings can enter later, so these counts are still filling in.

Each family counts once within a year. A family may recur in multiple years.

2017Preliminary2024
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YearDistinct families per year
201759
201836
201929
202025
2021 · preliminary16
2022 · preliminary7
2023 · preliminary7
2024 · preliminary1

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Firms that most often appear on the same patent families. One family can be counted more than once, so these are not unique totals.

Yearly counts since 1990, added up. One family can be counted more than once.

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