Patent Law Locations

418 US patent law businesses, from national chains to single independent shops, with address, phone, website and map coordinates.

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Sample data

patent-law-locations.csvscroll →UTF-8
nameaddresscitystatezipphonewebsiteoverture idbrandbrand idwikidatacategorycategory pathbasic categoryemailsocialoperating statusconfidencesource datasetsource record idsource idssource updateddata licenselocation typelocation type confidencelocation type basislatitudelongitude
Law Offices of Mark E. Wiemelt, P.C.103 N Thompson St.New BuffaloMI49117(312) 498-3377https://www.wiemeltlaw.com/cbd445cf-fde7-49cf-98b5-277712aea017patent_law|services_and_business|legal_service|patent_law|legal_service0.85Microsoft1407374885448938Microsoft:14073748854489382021-11-22Overture Maps Foundation, CDLA-Permissive-2.0unknownname: no premises word; website: none in its path; category: patent_law names a business, not premises41.796078-86.743141
Lando & Anastasi60 State St Fl 23BostonMA02109(617) 395-7000https://www.lalaw.com/70e4ff86-a025-4b12-b0f2-11211cb3adabpatent_law|services_and_business|legal_service|patent_law|legal_serviceopen0.92Microsoft1125899909525082Microsoft:1125899909525082|Overture-signals:c3e83273-b648-43b7-aa64-817a35c00db92026-08-10Overture Maps Foundation, CDLA-Permissive-2.0unknownname: no premises word; website: none in its path; category: patent_law names a business, not premises42.359264-71.056438
Bold Patents Dallas Patent Law Firm2435 N Central Expy 12th Floor, Room ARichardsonTX75080(800) 849-1913https://boldip.com/locations/patent-attorneys-richardson/b0553f41-9a0e-423b-9399-b139575e7ca3patent_law|services_and_business|legal_service|patent_law|legal_serviceopen0.92Microsoft562949965428599Microsoft:562949965428599|Overture-signals:643d9d98-a0f9-4275-8b4e-d48729b7d29f2026-08-10Overture Maps Foundation, CDLA-Permissive-2.0unknownname: no premises word; website: none in its path; category: patent_law names a business, not premises32.985228-96.713493
Three sample rows; the file you buy has all 28 columns.

What's in each row

FieldWhat it is
overture_idMap data id for the place, stable across monthly releases
nameBusiness name
brandBrand or chain name, when the place belongs to one
brand_idOur id for that brand (its Wikidata id where one exists)
wikidataWikidata id of the brand
categoryKind of place, from the map data
category_pathThe category with every broader category above it
basic_categoryA broader, simpler category
addressStreet address
cityCity
stateState (two-letter code)
zipZIP code
phonePhone number
websiteWebsite
emailEmail address
socialSocial media page
latitudeLatitude
longitudeLongitude
operating_statusWhether the place is open, where the source says; closed places are left out of the list
confidenceHow sure the map data is that the place exists (0 to 1)
source_datasetWhich source contributed the record
source_record_idThe record's id in that source
source_idsEvery source record merged into this row
source_updatedWhen the source last updated the record
data_licenseThe license the row is published under
location_typeKind of premises: store, office, branch, warehouse and so on, read from the name, website and category
location_type_confidenceHow sure the location type is (0 to 1)
location_type_basisWhat the location type was read from

Source & license

Open map data from the Overture Maps Foundation, release of August 2026, refreshed monthly. Closed and low-confidence places are removed and duplicates within 50 meters merged. Contains data from Overture Maps Foundation (https://overturemaps.org), Places theme, licensed CDLA-Permissive-2.0 (https://cdla.dev/permissive-2-0/); some sources are Apache-2.0. See https://docs.overturemaps.org/attribution/.

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For developers

Dataset slug patent-law-locations. Machine-readable record: dataset.json. Without a connector, every one of these answers comes from a link: https://locationlists.com/find?dataset=patent-law-locations. Works in every MCP tool and the x402 query API like any other dataset (count_locations, get_sample, query_locations, relate_locations, count_by_area, cotenancy).