Marin Cionca
CIONCA IP
Since 2009, Mr. Cionca is a registered patent attorney and founder of CIONCA IP Law P.C. ("CIONCA IP"), an intellectual property law practice based in Irvine, Orange County, California. He has an extensive technical background having graduated from a five-year European engineering program, having practical engineering experience and having taught College Physics. He helps clients with patent application and prosecution matters in various technologies including, engineering, computer, software, mechanical, physics-related and medical device technologies.
He also helps startups and businesses acquire and enforce their intellectual property rights in patents, trademarks, trade secrets and other IP, such as by sending cease and desist letter, negotiating licensing agreements or filing a lawsuit in federal court if needed.
Further, he defends his clients when they are accused of patent or trademark infringement.
See more at www.cioncaip.com
- Patents
- Patent Appeals, Patent Litigation, Patent Prosecution
- Trademarks
- Trademark Litigation, Trademark Registration
- Intellectual Property
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Free Consultation
Up to 30 minutes, for general IP law questions such as about the patent process or trademark registration process. -
Credit Cards Accepted
Only for $1,000 in fees or less. -
Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
Flat Fees available for many of our services; flat fees can be seen at https://www.cioncaip.com/FlatFees/Index. Hourly fee for customized services, such as litigation: $325 + /HR
- California
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- USPTO
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- English: Spoken, Written
- French: Spoken, Written
- Romanian: Spoken, Written
- Principal; Patent, Trademark and IP Attorney
- Cionca IP Law P.C.
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- Concord Law School
- J.D. (2006) | Law
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- Honors: Best Oral Advocate Award
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- University of Transilvania
- B.S. (1991) | Engineering
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- Honors: Ranked #7 in a Math/Genetics 500-student competition.
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- Best Oral Advocate Award
- Concord Law School
- Orange County Bar Association
- Member - Intellectual Property Law Section
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- California State Bar # 249185
- Member - Intellectual Property Law Section
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- OCIPLA - Orange County Intellectual Property Law Association
- PRESIDENT
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- Activities: Lead the OCIPLA organization formed of more than 300 IP lawyers as President for one year (2022) and as vice-president the year before (2021)
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- OCIPLA - Orange County Intellectual Property Law Association
- Board Member
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- Activities: Help Run OCIPLA
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- OCBA - Orange County Bar Association
- Co-Chair of the IP and Technology Section
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- Activities: Lead the OCBA Intellectual Property (IP) and Technology Section as Co-Chair in 2012 and as Vice-Chair in 2011.
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- The Pitfalls of a Provisional Application for Patent
- Orange County Lawyer
- Websites and Intellectual Property Protection Considerations, Costa Mesa
- SCORE Orange County
- Patent Prosecution Tips From the Trenches, OCIPLA Monthly Luncheon, Irvine, California
- OCIPLA - Orange County Intellectual Property Law Association
- EIT - General Engineering
- California Board of Professional Engineers
Marin Cionca Describes CIONCA IP Mission To Assist "The Inventive Entrepreneur"
Marin Cionca, a patent and trademark attorney who founded CIONCA IP in 2009, describes CIONCA IP's mission to assist "The Inventive Entrepreneur," which the firm defines as someone who invents new or better products and services and launches them in the marketplace, for the benefit of all of us. Of course, the firm assists them with patent application, prosecution and litigation, trademark procurement (trademark application and prosecution to registration), and so on.
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Welcome to CIONCA IP
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- Q. I want to know what I could do to make my Idea safe? It’s Build a Bong, similar to today’s Build a Bear but this is 420.
- A: Hello,
You could apply for a patent, such as via a provisional application for patent, but please note that your idea has to be (1) new and (2) non-obvious, in order to be patentable.
