Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers to common questions about our Intellectual Property services.
Your Questions, Answered
Your questions matter. We’ve compiled the most common questions from inventors, creators, and business owners facing intellectual property theft. If you do not see your question here, we are happy to provide a free consultation.
General IP Enforcement FAQs
Intellectual property includes patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. These rights protect inventions, creative works, brand identities, and confidential business information.
Patent Infringement FAQs
Patent infringement occurs when someone makes, uses, sells, or imports your patented invention without authorization.
Copyright Infringement FAQs
It occurs when someone uses, copies, distributes, performs, or displays your creative work without permission.
Trademark Infringement FAQs
Infringement occurs when someone uses a brand name, logo, slogan, or trade dress in a way that causes consumer confusion.
Trade Secret Misappropriation FAQs
Any confidential business information that gives you a competitive advantage—such as formulas, processes, customer lists, or proprietary data.
Legal Fees and Costs FAQs
Costs vary by case complexity. For eligible clients, we offer contingency fee arrangements.
Timeline and Process FAQs
Timelines vary. Some disputes resolve quickly with demand letters, while federal litigation can take months or longer.
Evidence and Documentation FAQs
Screenshots, product samples, website captures, dated files, marketing materials, employee agreements, or any proof showing unauthorized use.
Damages and Remedies FAQs
Depending on the type of IP, you may recover statutory damages, actual damages, lost profits, reasonable royalties, attorney fees, and punitive damages.
International Infringement FAQs
We handle international IP matters through federal litigation, customs enforcement, cross-border actions, and global takedown procedures.
Initial Consultation FAQs
Schedule a free case review. We evaluate your rights and outline your legal options.