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patent + trademark attorney
Feeney Law Group & 52Launch
File your patent and trademark with Feeney Law Group - and bring them to life with 52Launch.
Logan Faucher and his team protect great brands and ideas. 52Launch brings them to market.
Together, we guide entrepreneurs from protection to profit.
Leadership Profiles
Logan Faucher
Patent & Trademark Attorney • Director, Veterans’ Entrepreneur Program, Feeney Law Group • Providence, RILogan Faucher is a patent and trademark attorney at Feeney Law Group and serves as Director of the firm’s Veterans’ Entrepreneur Program. In that role, he works with veteran inventors and business owners on patentability, intellectual property strategy, business planning, and connections to startup and accelerator resources. His background also includes nearly seven years in the U.S. Navy’s nuclear program, where he gained hands-on experience with mechanical equipment, machining, cooling systems, and other engineered systems.
Peter Drakulich
Founder • 52 LaunchProduct development expert leading a team that has taken dozens of products from idea to viral sensation, retail shelves, and six-figure launch days. Specializes in end-to-end product development from design and prototyping to manufacturing, branding, and go-to-market strategy.
More about Feeney Law Group
Feeney Law Group works with inventors, entrepreneurs, startups, and small businesses on protecting and developing new ideas through patents, trademarks, licensing, and broader intellectual property strategy. For clients developing physical products, the firm has experience across mechanical, industrial, and systems engineering and can assist with patent searching, drafting, prosecution, and other early-stage IP decisions.
The firm also places an emphasis on helping entrepreneurs understand how intellectual property fits into the larger process of building a business. Through its Veterans’ Entrepreneur Program, led by Logan Faucher, Feeney Law Group works specifically with veteran inventors and business owners on issues such as patentability, incorporating IP into a business plan, and navigating resources available to early-stage companies.
Logan's combination of patent experience and hands-on mechanical background makes him particularly relevant to inventors working on tangible products and engineered concepts. His role with the Veterans’ Entrepreneur Program also reflects the firm’s broader experience working directly with individuals who may be navigating both product development and entrepreneurship for the first time.
5 Things to Know Before Working with a Patent Attorney and Bringing Your Product to Life
1. File Early - The First-to-File System is Critical
The US operates on a first-to-file system, meaning whoever files first gets priority rights. In competitive fields where multiple innovators might be solving the same problem, filing as early as possible becomes crucial for securing your invention rights.
2. Avoid Public Disclosure Traps
You have only 1 year from any public disclosure to file your patent application, or you lose your rights forever. Be extremely careful about presentations, publications, or detailed discussions without NDAs - even university presentations can invalidate your patent rights.
3. Provisional Applications Must Be Detailed
Many inventors underestimate provisional applications, but inadequate descriptions can lead to loss of priority rights. Be as detailed as possible - if you don't adequately describe your invention, you're not entitled to the filing date as your invention date.
4. Understand the 18 to 24 Month Timeline
Expect your first patent office response 18 to 24 months after filing. Rejections are normal: over 90% of applications receive initial rejections. Plan for multiple rounds of responses and amendments during prosecution.
5. Align Patent Strategy with Business Strategy
File patents on innovations that create competitive moats, not just any invention. Focus on high-leverage opportunities that add real value to your company: each patent should be a strategic asset that supports your core value proposition and fundraising goals.
Why Work with a Patent Attorney and 52 Launch?
Comprehensive patent protection guarantees ownership of your idea and seals your competitive advantage in the market
Leverage the 52Launch team's expertise to transform your protected ideas into products that sell while you sleep
Your idea needs to be both protected and commercialized. By working with a trusted patent attorney and 52Launch you'll unlock a team that can do both.
From early stage idea to product on shelves, we'll be there every step of the way to build a business around your product.
Products Patented and Developed
Eggmazing Egg Decorator
Transformed a rough 3D model into a patented spinning Easter egg decorator. Overcame complex geometry and electronics challenges to achieve mass production. Result: Over 55 million units sold, featured on CBS, Today Show, USA Today, and in Kardashian Easter celebrations.
KlockItGolf
Evolved a homemade prototype (dog leash stake + rope + golf ball) into a professional golf training device. Developed proprietary core technology ensuring the ball stays permanently attached during intense club impacts while maintaining authentic golf ball appearance.
lava lunch
Created for a mother whose children had severe food allergies, this insulated lunch bag with microwavable heat packs keeps food warm for 5 hours. Overcame complex manufacturing challenges by coordinating multiple suppliers for bags, heat packs, and assembly.