Consultation
We identify goals, urgent deadlines, disclosure and available materials, and perform a conflict check.
HOW WE WORK
A clear next step from the beginning
We share objectives, options, timing and required decisions so clients can understand the matter and act with confidence.
CORE PROCESS
Four clear stages
The exact procedure varies by matter and jurisdiction; a specific scope is provided before engagement.
Assessment
We assess rights, risks and alternatives, then propose scope, timing and fees.
Execution
We prepare documents and proceed with filing, negotiation or formal proceedings.
Follow-up
We report outcomes and deadlines and support maintenance, follow-on filings and portfolio adjustments.
PREPARING
Current context matters more than perfect materials
Incomplete materials are fine. Share what is known, and we will identify what is needed next.
Objective
The outcome sought: filing, dispute response, contract review, etc.
Timing
Launch, publication, exhibition, response and transaction dates
Materials
Technical notes, drawings, third-party correspondence and agreements
Parties
Inventors, collaborators, owners and other relevant parties
FAQ
Before we begin
An initial inquiry is separate from a formal engagement.
Does an inquiry create an attorney-client relationship?
No. A formal relationship begins only after conflict review, agreement on scope and fees, and completion of engagement procedures.
Should confidential materials be sent through the inquiry form?
Use the initial form for a non-confidential overview. Secure delivery of sensitive materials will be arranged separately.
How are fees determined?
Fees are proposed with the scope after reviewing the type of right, complexity, jurisdictions, deadlines and required procedure.
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