Powering Innovation Across Utah County & Academic Spin-Outs
Provo, Utah, has emerged as one of the country's most dynamic technology centers, regularly topping national rankings for job growth, startup formation, and venture capital investment. Situated at the base of the Wasatch Front, Provo serves as the academic and commercial heart of Utah County. Brigham Young University (BYU) and surrounding technology centers generate groundbreaking intellectual property across electrical engineering, computer science, materials science, and medical technology.
Weber Rosselli & Cannon LLP's Provo office provides local innovators with direct, senior partner counsel. We assist early-stage technology companies in structuring robust patent assets that withstand due diligence audits during Series A and growth-stage fundraising rounds.
Electrical Engineering & Advanced Hardware Capabilities
Founding Partner Seth Cannon leads our electrical and microelectronics prosecution practice from Utah. Having completed both his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in Electrical Engineering at Brigham Young University, Mr. Cannon brings deep academic and regional familiarity to the Provo office. His technical practice focuses on analog and digital circuits, semiconductors, control systems, digital signal processing (DSP), optics, and telecommunications.
By partnering directly with local hardware engineers and academic researchers, our Provo practice translates abstract mathematical algorithms and semiconductor layouts into broad, enforceable patent claims before the USPTO.
Provo Office Service Highlights
- Graduate-Level Technical Counsel: M.S. Electrical Engineering background for hardware, semiconductor, and circuit patent drafting.
- University Spin-Out Licensing: Structuring technology transfer agreements, provisional patent filings, and initial portfolio roadmaps.
- Global Patent Cooperation: Managing PCT international patent filings for Utah companies expanding into global markets.
- Local Industry Alignment: Deep familiarity with Utah County's tech funding networks and institutional venture practices.