The philosophy of the law office is one of providing the best services to the clients at a reasonable cost. From the inception of the law office zealously advocates on behalf of its clients and the public's interest. As a result, the law office has gained extensive experience in procuring foreign and domestic patent rights for businesses of virtually all sizes ranging from fortune 500 corporations to small and mid-cap companies. The office also has extensive experience in procuring foreign and domestic trademark rights and industrial designs both foreign and domestic, and has represented clients in trademark and unfair competition litigation.
Changes in the United States patent laws have resulted in a increasing amount of focus on management of patent portfolios, particularly the in light of case law from the Federal Circuit court of appeals. As a result, the law office incorporates a total information management system (TIMS) to ensure that a patent applicant’s duty of disclosure is satisfied, without which issued patents may be found invalid and owners thereof may find anti-trust liability for asserting known to be invalid.
In furtherance of representing the public interest, the extensive legal experience the law office garnered from representing intellectual property clients been brought to bear in several areas of law outside the traditional intellectual property practice. One particularly active area concerns the impact of employment relations upon intellectual property rights. Additionally, the law office has represented clients in Title VII racial discrimination law suits and pursued business torts against national businesses, such as banks and rental car companies. In furtherance of assisting the public interest, the law office currently seeks to represent individuals in consumer bankruptcy and ancillary matters related to bankruptcy.
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