Advisor Agreement
A customized advisor agreement (typically equity-compensated) for an early-stage company.
Market-benchmarked flat-fee legal pricing. Every engagement below lists its attorney fee ans scope. The official USPTO, USCO and WIPO fees are billed separately at cost.
A customized advisor agreement (typically equity-compensated) for an early-stage company.
A founder or product team launching an AI-powered product who wants a structured legal-risk review across IP, data, contract, and disclosure issues.
Companies and creators with questions about ownership, registrability, training-data risk, or licensing for AI-generated or AI-assisted output.
Brand owners who need attorney support enrolling a registered mark in the Amazon Brand Registry.
A streamlined provisional offering listed on the firm's website at a promotional rate.
Updating the attorney of record at the USPTO for one or more existing trademark matters.
Sophisticated inventors who will supply a substantially complete written disclosure and want attorney review and filing.
Awardees who have the money and now need to know what the award terms actually oblige them and their subcontractors to do.
Reviewing the IP position around a specific biomarker, panel, or signature before clinical, commercial, or licensing decisions.
Patentability work in molecular biology, diagnostics, therapeutics, and related life-science areas, where literature volume drives effort.
A focused pre-board / pre-investor engagement to package IP and legal posture in clear, decision-ready terms.
Clients who want ongoing watch and attorney review of new third-party trademark filings that may conflict with their brand.
A streamlined cease-and-desist letter for a narrow scope (e.g., obvious copy/paste copyright infringement or single-mark unauthorized use).
Early-stage non-binding term sheets between collaborators before a definitive agreement is drafted.
Technologies emerging from federally-funded R&D, especially under SBIR/STTR, that need a focused readiness review before commercial engagement.
Companies developing a companion or complementary diagnostic alongside a therapeutic, where IP, FTO, and regulatory considerations interlock.
A focused review of a specific competing mark, application, or registration that may conflict with the client's brand.
A focused review of consent and notice flows in the client's product (e.g., onboarding, marketing opt-in, AI disclosure, cookie banner).
Decisions about whether and how to file continuations, continuation-in-part, or divisional applications to extend or refine claim coverage.
A curated, customized clause library for in-house use across recurring contract issues (IP, data, indemnity, limitation of liability, etc.).
Teams with steady contract volume who want a predictable monthly review desk for inbound counterparty contracts.
A simple, single-work copyright assignment between two parties.
Registering a single work (or single-author group registration) with the U.S. Copyright Office.
A discrete, narrow-scope dispute with a creator or platform (e.g., takedown / counter-notice strategy, IP claim response).
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We confirm there is no conflict with an existing client, then send an engagement letter setting out scope, deliverable and fee.
The attorney client relationship is formed by the signed engagement letter, not by checkout.
Attorney fee covers the legal work described in the engagement.
Official fees charged by the USPTO, USCO or WIPO are billed separately at cost.
A 30 minute consultation, $50, is the fastest way to find out. Send your documents ahead, and the $50 is credited toward your fee when the firm takes your matter on.
Final fee confirmed in the engagement letter. Figures on this page are illustrative. Representation begins only after conflicts clear, the engagement letter is signed, and any required retainer is received.
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