Patent
A patent gives you the right to stop others making, using, or selling your invention in the United States. These pages cover what the firm files, how the process runs, and the filings that go with it.
- Patent Attorneys What a registered patent attorney does for you, and when to bring one in.
- Patent Process & Steps The full path from invention disclosure to issued patent, stage by stage.
- Patent Application What goes into a filed application: specification, claims, drawings, and declarations.
- Types of Patents Utility, design, and plant patents, and which one fits what you have built.
- Patent Priority How a provisional filing holds your date while you finish development.
- Information Disclosure Statement The duty to tell the USPTO about prior art you already know of.
Trademark
A trademark protects the name, logo, or slogan customers use to recognize you. These pages cover searching, filing, and how strong a mark has to be to register.
- Trademark What a federal registration gives you that simply using the name does not.
- Trademark Application What the USPTO asks for, and the specimens that prove real use.
- Trademark Search Clearing a name before you spend money printing it on anything.
- Trademark Strength Why descriptive names get refused and distinctive ones register.
- Trademark Types Word marks, design marks, and the trade dress that covers how a product looks.
Copyright
Copyright covers original creative work the moment it is fixed, but registration is what lets you sue and recover fees.
- Copyright What copyright covers, and why registering before an infringement matters.
Trade Secret
A trade secret is protected only as long as you keep it secret, which makes the paperwork around it the whole protection.
- Trade Secret What qualifies as a trade secret, and the steps that keep the protection alive.
Business Law
The business side of intellectual property: who owns what, and how it moves between companies and people.
- Business Law Entity formation, assignments, licensing, and IP ownership between founders.
Litigation
When someone uses your intellectual property, or accuses you of using theirs, these pages cover what enforcement looks like.
- Litigation Infringement suits, oppositions, and defending a claim brought against you.
- Litigation Cases Matters the firm has handled in federal court and before the TTAB.
Firm
Who the firm is, what it charges, and how to reach an attorney.
- Home An overview of the firm and every service it offers.
- About Us How the firm works and what to expect as a client.
- Our Team The attorneys, their backgrounds, and their bar admissions.
- Contact Us Phone, email, and the office locations across Texas.
- FAQs Straight answers to the questions clients ask most often.
- Cost & Fees Flat fees, quoted in writing before any work starts.
- Intellectual Property How patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets fit together.
Forms & Payments
Send the firm what it needs to open a file, or pay an invoice you have already received.
- Ask a Question Send a question to the firm and get an answer without an appointment.
- Discuss Your Patent Describe your invention and start a conversation about filing it.
- Make a Payment Pay an invoice or fund a retainer online.
Legal
The policies that govern the engagement, in plain language, including how fees are earned and how disputes are handled.
- Privacy Policy What the firm collects, why, and who it is shared with.
- Terms and Conditions The terms that govern use of this site.
- Refund & Fee Earning Policy When fees are earned and what happens if a matter ends early.
- Cookie Policy The cookies this site sets and how to control them.
- Fee Dispute & Arbitration Policy How a disagreement over fees is resolved.