Cristian Rodriguez

Cristian Rodriguez

Intellectual Property, Patents (Transactional)

Miami, Florida

Education

St. Thomas University Benjamin L. Crump College of Law
St. Thomas University Benjamin L. Crump College of Law Juris Doctor (2024)
Florida International University
Florida International University Bachelors of Science in Mechanical Engineering (2019)

Practice Summary

Cristian A. Rodriguez – Patent Attorney | Founder, Rotek Law I’m a USPTO-registered Patent Attorney with a background in mechanical engineering and a national IP practice. I help inventors, startups, and growing businesses protect their ideas through smart, strategic patent work—combining technical fluency with clear legal guidance. As the founder of Rotek Law, I focus on patent preparation, prosecution, and strategy, particularly for mechanical and software-based inventions. I routinely conduct patentability searches, draft and file U.S. and international applications, respond to office actions, and advise on infringement and validity matters. I also teach patent law as an adjunct professor, which strengthens my ability to explain complex IP issues and guide clients through the process. Prior to founding my firm, I worked on commercial litigation and appellate matters, and I bring that perspective to every enforcement or portfolio planning discussion. Fluent in Spanish. Licensed in Florida and admitted to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (Reg. No. 82,362). UBE score transferable across jurisdictions.

Response Time

1 day

Bar Admissions

Florida

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