30 / 60 / 90 Launch Plan (Legal)
A compact 30/60/90-day legal launch plan focused on prioritized actions, owners, and deadlines.
IP Licensing — Draft or Review
A defined licensing transaction (in-license or out-license) where the parties want a clear, balanced agreement.
$1,200.00
$2,500.00
Light review or simple draft
Negotiated draft/review
$1,200.00
$2,500.00
Engagement type: Tiered Fee
Attorney fee: $1,200 or $2,500–$4,500
Light review or simple draft: $1,200 · Negotiated draft/review: $2,500 – $4,500
USPTO / USCO / WIPO fees billed separately at cost.
Best for
A defined licensing transaction (in-license or out-license) where the parties want a clear, balanced agreement.
What’s included
- Review of the proposed deal and existing IP.
- Draft or markup of the license agreement (scope, field, territory, financials, IP ownership, indemnities).
- Up to one round of substantive revisions and a working call.
What’s NOT included
- Government, third-party, foreign-associate, translation, courier, and vendor fees.
- Continued prosecution, additional office actions, or post-allowance work beyond what is expressly itemized.
- Litigation, contested proceedings (IPR/PGR/PTAB, oppositions, cancellations), or appeal work.
- Work on additional applications, jurisdictions, classes, or marks not listed in the engagement letter.
- Extended back-and-forth negotiation beyond one revision round.
- Tax, securities, or antitrust counseling.
Client responsibilities
- Provide complete, accurate, and timely technical / business disclosures.
- Review and approve drafts and filings before submission.
- Pay government and third-party fees in advance of any filing deadline.
- Provide the term sheet (if any), background IP list, and key business priorities.
Assumptions
- Standard complexity for the service category.
- One primary applicant or business entity; one primary jurisdiction unless otherwise stated.
- One round of substantive client revisions included.
- No material adverse facts (e.g., prior public disclosure, intervening prior art) discovered after engagement.
- Two-party transaction; English language; one set of background IP; U.S. or single-jurisdiction governing law.
Scope-change triggers
- Material change in scope, claims, embodiments, classes, marks, or jurisdictions.
- Adversarial action by a third party (opposition, cancellation, declaratory action).
- Expedited / emergency turnaround required to meet a statutory or self-imposed deadline.
- After-discovered prior art, prior use, or undisclosed prior filings.
- Multi-party, multi-jurisdiction, or sublicense-heavy deals.
Deliverables
Negotiated draft or marked-up license agreement.
Typical timing
Typically 2–4 weeks depending on tier.
Related Products
Companion Diagnostic IP Strategy
Companies developing a companion or complementary diagnostic alongside a therapeutic, where IP, FTO, and regulatory considerations interlock.
Consent / Notice Flow Review
A focused review of consent and notice flows in the client's product (e.g., onboarding, marketing opt-in, AI disclosure, cookie banner).
Data / Regulatory Health Check
A compact health-check of the client's existing data and regulatory posture, used as a planning tool.
Digital Asset Regulatory Review
A focused regulatory review of a digital-asset product or program (e.g., token, payment, or rewards offering) with an IP / commercial lens.
General Attorney IP Consultation (30 Mins)
A paid consultation with a registered patent attorney, including review of materials you send ahead.
