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Adversarial Representation
before the Courts of The United
States,
and the United States Patent and Trademark
Office
 1)
In accordance with American jurisprudence, Mr.
Pearce represents others, before all courts to
which he is admitted. In those jurisdictions to
which Mr. Pearce has not been admitted to practice,
Counseling The Creative® has an affiliated
network of trial attorneys to assist with
representation in those jurisdictions. In select
cases, Mr. Pearce and one or more of his affiliated
attorneys may join forces to zealously represent
others, within the bounds of the law.
2)
When the case or controversy merits, Mr. Pearce
and/or his affiliated network of trial attorneys
may contract to represent the creative intellectual
property owner pursuant to a contingency fee
arrangement.
3)
According to the procedures of the USPTO, when the
circumstances require, Mr. Pearce represents
applicants before the Board of Appeals and Patent
Interferences and/or the Trademark Trial and Appeal
Board.
4)
In the United States of America, the hands of
justice move slowly. Litigation is arduous, time
consuming and expensive. By way of example, five to
ten years can pass, before a patent infringement
suit ever goes to trial. Since each case or
controversy is unique, illustrative professional
fees will not be estimated on this Web Site.
However, before commencing any adversarial
representation, Counseling The Creative® will
provide an estimate of retainer requirements and
expected litigation expenses.
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