Robert E. "Emmett" Mcauliffe Email & Phone Number

In the 1990s, it was still the case that 80% of the business' assets were tangible and 20% were intangible. By 2010 that ratio had completely reversed itself. Now, post-Covid 19, when you shelter-at-home, what are your assets? They are most likely your contacts, your algorithms, your data ... and your ideas. More businesses than ever are providing services and products without brick and mortar ... or even a physical address. Intellectual property law, therefore, sits in the prime position for business in the 20s. Those who do not inventory, catalog, harvest and, ultimately, protect their intellectual property rights are making their business vulnerable, plus restricting growth. A lawyer cannot "dabble" in intellectual property. I have found it necessary to understand intellectual property at a fundamental level, at its "true heart", if you will. At the theoretical level. And I teach it to law students. Whether I'm representing a world-class scientist or a local artist, trademarking a startup mom-and-pop business or doing international trademarks for a worldwide tech company, I am taking the time to get to know your business, your drive to succeed, and find ways that the law of intellectual property can help you to do that.“The choice of a lawyer is an important decision and should not be based solely upon advertisements."

Listed skills include Intellectual Property, Litigation, Entertainment Law, Legal Research, and 20 others.