Nathan P Suedmeyer

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Larson & Larson, P.A.

Largo, FL

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About Nathan P Suedmeyer

Attorney Biography

Licensed for 15 years, Nathan P Suedmeyer is a Copyrights / Trademarks and Business Law lawyer in Largo Florida who attended Stetson University College of Law

Practice Areas

Copyrights / Trademarks (40%)

Intellectual Property Law (20%)

Patents (20%)

Business Law (20%)

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Bar Licenses

Florida

Member in Good Standing

2009

Education

Stetson University College of Law

2009

Specialty Certifications

Board Certified Specialist
Intellectual Property Law

The Florida Bar Board of Legal Specialization and Education

2015

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Nathan P Suedmeyer
Larson & Larson, P.A.
11199 69th St N
Largo, FL 33773

Office: 727-546-0660

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Specialty Certification Information

Certified in Intellectual Property Law -

Florida Bar Board Certification in Intellectual Property Law - Lawyers certified in Intellectual Property Law by the Florida Board of Legal Specialization have demonstrated substantial involvement in this area of the law.

Under Rule 6-26.2, intellectual property law is defined to include four sub-specialty practice areas - patent application prosecution, patent infringement litigation, trademark law, or copyright law.