Over 30 Years of Experience
A wealth of practice experience in intellectual property, litigation, contracts, real estate and other areas of law.
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Admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court
And all of the Federal and state courts located in California.
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Licensed to Practice Law
In both California and the District of Columbia.
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We Represent a Wide Variety of Clients ... Ranging from High-Tech to Traditional
Trademark, Copyright or Patent?
Non-lawyers – and even many lawyers – are confused about what type of intellectual property protection is needed. You have something great . . . a software program, music, a name for your product or service, an invention or a logo. Do you apply for a patent? A copyright? A trademark? Something else? Let’s start with basics so you can understand what those words really mean.
How to Negotiate a Great Contract
Great contracts are built one piece at a time. Experienced transactional attorneys know the terms that should be included in various types of contracts.
Missing an important term could mean the difference between making and losing money on a deal.
And it could mean the difference between tranquility and ending up in a lawsuit.
The 4 Phases of a Lawsuit
Lawsuits can be confusing for people who have never been involved in one previously.
A lawyer who is a good communicator can explain the four different phases of a lawsuit, so that the client has a general roadmap of the process.
Domain Name Disputes
Most domain name disputes can be handled through a quick and inexpensive process called “UDRP arbitration.” UDRP (Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy) is administered by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), the primary agency in charge of regulating domain names. ICANN requires all ICANN-accredited domain name registrars to follow the UDRP procedures.Read more
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