From my experience litigating and conducting deals in the IP space, I have seen both the benefits and risks that result from IP prosecution. These are always in the back of my mind as I craft strategies for my clients.
Christina Sauerborn
“A company’s brand can be an invaluable asset, and it’s so rewarding to help our clients protect those unique, creative aspects of their businesses.”
Maritza C. Schaeffer
“I break down complex legal issues so clients can easily understand what’s important and make the business decisions they need to make.”
James D. Silberstein
“My practice extends to a wide range of copyright and trademark issues. As a professional, recorded jazz musician, I have particular knowledge regarding copyright protection for, and infringement of, musical compositions.”
Nancy E. Sabarra
“I see my job as helping clients achieve their goals. I assist them with assessing risk so that they can make informed decisions and I develop strategies for selecting and protecting their brands. It’s easy – and often safest – to tell a client ‘No, you can’t do that,’ but I work to find strategies to accomplish their goals and minimize their risk.”
Barbara A. Solomon
“I consider myself a counselor, not a litigator. My job is not to jump into litigation but to listen to my client, understand its concerns, and work with the client to find the best way of achieving its goals. When litigation can’t be avoided or if it is the best option, you pursue it. But the focus must not be on my title as a litigator – it must be on achieving the client’s ultimate goal and finding the best way to get there, taking the client’s business and financial interests into account. The best way often is not the most expensive or the most aggressive.”