Patrick F. O'Reilly III

Intellectual Property Counsel

A USPTO-registered patent attorney whose combination of legal, engineering and patent-examination experience shapes HyGyHya's long-term intellectual property strategy.

Mr. O'Reilly is the founder of The Law Office of Patrick F. O'Reilly III, LLC, a Columbus, Ohio-based intellectual property law firm. He is a USPTO-registered patent attorney admitted to practice law in Ohio and Illinois.

Before private practice he served as a Patent Examiner at the United States Patent and Trademark Office and worked for more than a decade as a professional engineer, giving him an unusual view of how complex technologies are evaluated, protected, and ultimately commercialized.

At HyGyHya he advises on patent strategy, protection, licensing and portfolio development across the company's botanical stabilization, targeted delivery and provenance technologies, supporting a globally oriented portfolio built to strengthen barriers to entry and position the company for licensing worldwide.

USPTO-registered patent attorney
Former Patent Examiner, USPTO
Admitted in Ohio and Illinois
Professional engineer, 10+ years
Founder, The Law Office of Patrick F. O'Reilly III, LLC

Patrick F. O'Reilly III

Intellectual Property Counsel

Questions about Patrick F. O'Reilly III

Patrick F. O'Reilly III serves as Intellectual Property Counsel, advising HyGyHya on patent strategy, intellectual property protection, licensing, and portfolio development for its botanical stabilization, targeted delivery, and provenance technologies.

Mr. O'Reilly is a USPTO-registered patent attorney admitted to practice law in Ohio and Illinois, and the founder of The Law Office of Patrick F. O'Reilly III, LLC in Columbus, Ohio. He previously served as a Patent Examiner at the United States Patent and Trademark Office and worked for more than a decade as a professional engineer.

His combination of legal, engineering, and patent-examination experience helps HyGyHya build a globally oriented patent portfolio designed to protect foundational innovation, strengthen barriers to entry, and position the Company for strategic licensing and partnerships worldwide.