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En resumen
| Despacho | Tiffany & Bosco, P.A. |
| Fundada | 1967 |
| Office | Camelback Esplanade II, 2525 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85016 |
| Firm size | A large, full-service Phoenix firm reporting expertise across more than 40 distinct areas of law, per the firm |
| Focus (this profile) | Intellectual property and technology law — patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets |
| Distinctive edge | IP attorneys with engineering credentials and USPTO registration, including a former Snell & Wilmer and Lewis and Roca associate/partner |
Sources: tblaw.com (firm website), Justia, Cornell LII lawyer directory. Compiled July 2026.
Origin
A 1967 Founding, Now a Multi-Hundred-Attorney Institution
Tiffany & Bosco was founded in Phoenix in 1967 and has grown into one of Arizona’s larger full-service firms, with several hundred employees across its practice groups, per publicly available firm data. Unlike the boutique and solo practices that make up much of this Intellectual Property category, Tiffany & Bosco represents domestic and international clients across dozens of practice areas from a single Phoenix headquarters, with intellectual property as one specialized department within that broader institution.
Práctica
IP Backed by Engineering and Registered-Patent Credentials
The firm’s IP practice covers patents, trademarks, service marks, copyrights, and trade secrets, including preparation and prosecution of U.S. and international patent applications, IP acquisition, transfer, and licensing, due diligence review, and infringement and validity analysis, per its own site. One of the firm’s IP attorneys, Shahpar Shahpar, holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and a J.D. from Arizona State University and is a Registered Patent Attorney with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office — a technical credential required to prosecute patents before the USPTO that not every IP litigator holds — and previously practiced at Lewis and Roca and Snell & Wilmer, two of Arizona’s other large firms, before joining Tiffany & Bosco.
Historial
No Published, Itemized IP Case List
Awesome Attorneys did not identify a published, itemized results page for the firm’s IP practice specifically. As a large, multi-practice firm, Tiffany & Bosco’s public marketing emphasizes breadth of service across its 40-plus practice areas rather than itemized case outcomes in any single department, IP included.
La voz del cliente
Not Independently Documented for the IP Practice
Awesome Attorneys did not identify published client testimonials specific to Tiffany & Bosco’s intellectual property practice, as distinct from its other departments. This is a limitation in available public sourcing for this specific practice area rather than a broader firm reputation issue — large, multi-practice firms of this kind typically generate less public review volume per department than boutique competitors.
Comunidad
Not Independently Documented
Awesome Attorneys did not identify specific, publicly documented community involvement tied to the firm’s IP practice as of the research date.
Reconocimientos
Registered Patent Attorney Status, No IP-Specific Peer Award Identified
Shahpar Shahpar’s USPTO Registered Patent Attorney status is an independently verifiable technical credential, confirming eligibility to prosecute patent applications before the federal agency — a meaningful, checkable distinction from general business attorneys who describe themselves as handling IP without that registration. Awesome Attorneys did not identify a Super Lawyers, Best Lawyers, or Martindale-Hubbell rating specific to the firm’s IP department as of the research date.
Contexto legal de Arizona
Where Federal Registration Requirements Matter
Patent prosecution before the USPTO requires the practicing attorney to be separately admitted to the Patent Bar — a distinct credential from state bar admission that requires passing a technical examination, typically limited to applicants with a qualifying science or engineering background. This is a useful screening question for any prospective patent client: asking whether the specific attorney handling the matter holds USPTO registration, not just whether the firm as a whole has an IP department. This is general information, not legal advice.
Evaluación de Awesome Attorneys
Institutional Scale, With a Genuinely Credentialed Specialist
Tiffany & Bosco’s IP practice benefits from the resources of a large, nearly six-decade-old Phoenix institution and at least one independently verifiable, technically credentialed patent attorney with experience at other major Arizona firms. The trade-off that comes with scale is documentation depth at the department level: Awesome Attorneys could not identify IP-specific client reviews, case results, or peer-review recognition distinct from the firm’s broader reputation. For a client who wants the backing of a large, established firm and specifically needs USPTO patent-prosecution credentials, Tiffany & Bosco is worth including on a short list; readers should ask directly which attorney will handle their specific matter and confirm that attorney’s registration status.
Metodología & fuentes
This profile was researched and written independently by Awesome Attorneys’ editorial team in July 2026. Primary source: the firm’s own website (tblaw.com), including its intellectual property practice-area page. Secondary sources: Justia and the Cornell LII lawyer directory. Tiffany & Bosco, P.A. did not commission, pay for, or pre-approve this article.
Declaración del editor & aviso de independencia
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