Experienced New York Copyright Law Attorney · Trademark Protection Litigation
Businesses throughout the U.S. and world involved in intellectual property and patent litigation in New York have been turning to The Barry Fischer Law Firm in Manhattan since 1992.
Intellectual property disputes require a highly specific knowledge of the product area and case law in the particular field of commerce. As a boutique law firm, we have the flexibility to team up with attorneys who have in-depth legal and technical knowledge to investigate and prepare the strongest case possible to protect our clients' rights.
Not Licensed Patent Lawyers. We Are a Personalized Boutique Litigation Firm.
We are commercial litigation professionals who work in coordination with licensed patent attorneys as part of the investigation for seeking an immediate injunction against the opposing side in the litigation matter. We have served as lead legal counsel in a significant number of intellectual property cases with a proud record of success.
Reasonable Fees and a Focus on Helping You Avoid Costly Litigation
We focus on strategies and processes that will resolve the matter quickly and at the lowest cost possible. For matters involving alternative dispute resolution such as arbitration or mediation, we offer some services at a flat fee so you know the costs of litigating the matter. We do everything possible to avoid costly trial or prolonged litigation.
Call us if you are involved in a dispute or litigation related to intellectual property rights, including matters involving:
- Trademark litigation and copyright infringement
- Patent violations, infringement
- Trade secrets
- Service agreements
- Customer lists
- Franchise territory infringement
- Breach of confidentiality agreements
From our offices in New York City, our attorneys resolve disputes and represent clients in litigation matters throughout the United States. Contact us to arrange an initial consultation with one of our experienced New York City intellectual property litigation attorneys today.
