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AnnouncementAnnounced by Smith, Gambrell & Russell · · summarized by LexCircuit Desk

Smith Gambrell says it and Thomas Wiseman received USPTO pro bono recognition

Smith Gambrell said the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office recognized the firm and attorney Thomas Wiseman for patent pro bono service in 2025. The firm said its work was provided through Georgia PATENTS, which connects under-resourced inventors with patent practitioners for assistance.

Key points

  • Smith Gambrell said Wiseman reported 50 or more hours of pro bono service.Smith Gambrell
  • The firm said it was among 31 recognized firms and corporations.Smith Gambrell
  • Smith Gambrell said more than 115 individual practitioners received recognition.Smith Gambrell
  • The firm said Wiseman’s patent practice includes biotechnology, pharmaceutical and chemical technologies.Smith Gambrell
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The announcement

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