Practice Areas
You may now or in the future create, what is referred to as IP or Intellectual Property. IP is often identified according to laws that are typically applicable to your inventions. The most common categories of Intellectual Property are patents (typically an innovation), trademarks (typically words used to identify a source), copyrights (typically involving an author that creates a masterpiece or other work of artistic expression), and trade secrets (nonpublic information, processes or discoveries).
My Intellectual Property services are generally intended to help innovators identify and preserve legal rights in their innovations, profit from those creations, and enable further innovation.
Generally, I offer services to help you (1) Procure and Enforce your IP, (2) Contract your IP to others, or (3) Develop your IP strategy.
Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration. - Thomas Edison