01 of 03
§ Acting for the rights holder
Enforcing
a right that holds.
You own the patent, the mark or the design. The question is whether it survives being challenged the moment you assert it — a different brief from simply sending a letter.
§ The opinion
No. 03
§ The evidence
No. 02
§ The patent
No. 01
§ The opinion
No. 03
§ The evidence
No. 02
§ The patent
No. 01
§ The opinion
No. 03
§ The evidence
No. 02
§ The patent
No. 01
§ What you are buying
Four guarantees, in writing.
Sending a letter is easy. Sending one backed by a right that survives an invalidity counterclaim, an opposition and a judge is the part that needs doing properly.
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01
Validity first
Before any letter goes out, we test the right the way the other side will: prior art, prior use, and the claims read against what they actually sell.
02
The letter
Drafted to be read aloud at trial, and inside the unjustified-threats rules — sent to the right people, saying only what can be backed.
03
Evidence
Test purchases, source-code comparisons, sales data and expert reports gathered before positions harden — not in the month before trial.
04
The remedy
An injunction, damages, an account of profits or a licence — chosen at the start, because it decides which court and which strategy.
§ What you are buying
Four guarantees, in writing.
Sending a letter is easy. Sending one backed by a right that survives an invalidity counterclaim, an opposition and a judge is the part that needs doing properly.
Scroll
01
Validity first
Before any letter goes out, we test the right the way the other side will: prior art, prior use, and the claims read against what they actually sell.
02
The letter
Drafted to be read aloud at trial, and inside the unjustified-threats rules — sent to the right people, saying only what can be backed.
03
Evidence
Test purchases, source-code comparisons, sales data and expert reports gathered before positions harden — not in the month before trial.
04
The remedy
An injunction, damages, an account of profits or a licence — chosen at the start, because it decides which court and which strategy.
§ The brief
Enforced, not threatened
03 — What we will not do
Never a letter we cannot back.
A threat that fails can become a claim against you — and it hands the other side the first move.
03 — What we will not do
Never a letter we cannot back.
A threat that fails can become a claim against you — and it hands the other side the first move.
02 — What we need
Every document — the bad ones too.
Earlier versions, lab notebooks, prior sales. Late disclosure is how strong cases become weak ones.
01 — What you receive
A written view before any letter.
On validity, infringement and the likely remedy — with the evidence each rests on — before you commit to a letter.
01 — What you receive
01 — What you receive
A written view on validity, infringement and the likely remedy — with the evidence each rests on — before you commit to a letter.
02 — What we need
02 — What we need
Every document, including the ones that do not help: earlier versions, lab notebooks, prior sales. Late disclosure is how strong cases become weak ones.
03 — What we will not do
03 — What we will not do
Send a letter we cannot back. A threat that fails can become a claim against you — and it hands the other side the first move.
§ Instructed by
Owners who needed their rights to hold.
140 clients · 28 territories
Before you send
the first letter.
No charge · No conflict · Under NDA
01 of 03
§ Acting for the rights holder
Enforcing
a right that holds.
You own the patent, the mark or the design. The question is whether it survives being challenged the moment you assert it — a different brief from simply sending a letter.
§ The opinion
No. 03
§ The evidence
No. 02
§ The patent
No. 01
§ The opinion
No. 03
§ The evidence
No. 02
§ The patent
No. 01
§ The opinion
No. 03
§ The evidence
No. 02
§ The patent
No. 01
§ What you are buying
Four guarantees, in writing.
Sending a letter is easy. Sending one backed by a right that survives an invalidity counterclaim, an opposition and a judge is the part that needs doing properly.
Scroll
01
Validity first
Before any letter goes out, we test the right the way the other side will: prior art, prior use, and the claims read against what they actually sell.
02
The letter
Drafted to be read aloud at trial, and inside the unjustified-threats rules — sent to the right people, saying only what can be backed.
03
Evidence
Test purchases, source-code comparisons, sales data and expert reports gathered before positions harden — not in the month before trial.
04
The remedy
An injunction, damages, an account of profits or a licence — chosen at the start, because it decides which court and which strategy.
§ What you are buying
Four guarantees, in writing.
Sending a letter is easy. Sending one backed by a right that survives an invalidity counterclaim, an opposition and a judge is the part that needs doing properly.
Scroll
01
Validity first
Before any letter goes out, we test the right the way the other side will: prior art, prior use, and the claims read against what they actually sell.
02
The letter
Drafted to be read aloud at trial, and inside the unjustified-threats rules — sent to the right people, saying only what can be backed.
03
Evidence
Test purchases, source-code comparisons, sales data and expert reports gathered before positions harden — not in the month before trial.
04
The remedy
An injunction, damages, an account of profits or a licence — chosen at the start, because it decides which court and which strategy.
§ The brief
Enforced, not threatened
03 — What we will not do
Never a letter we cannot back.
A threat that fails can become a claim against you — and it hands the other side the first move.
03 — What we will not do
Never a letter we cannot back.
A threat that fails can become a claim against you — and it hands the other side the first move.
02 — What we need
Every document — the bad ones too.
Earlier versions, lab notebooks, prior sales. Late disclosure is how strong cases become weak ones.
01 — What you receive
A written view before any letter.
On validity, infringement and the likely remedy — with the evidence each rests on — before you commit to a letter.
01 — What you receive
01 — What you receive
A written view on validity, infringement and the likely remedy — with the evidence each rests on — before you commit to a letter.
02 — What we need
02 — What we need
Every document, including the ones that do not help: earlier versions, lab notebooks, prior sales. Late disclosure is how strong cases become weak ones.
03 — What we will not do
03 — What we will not do
Send a letter we cannot back. A threat that fails can become a claim against you — and it hands the other side the first move.
§ Instructed by
Owners who needed their rights to hold.
140 clients · 28 territories
Before you send
the first letter.
No charge · No conflict · Under NDA