Response to Patent Infringement Notice

Dear Hiring Manager, I am interested in working with you on your project. I have been rendering independent legal services for more than 13 years now, and have the pleasure of working with hundreds of clients across the globe through various freelance sites. I can provide you with highly customized legal services at competitive prices in the following areas of practice: - drafting, reviewing and revising all types of Agreements, Contracts, Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policies, Disclaimers for websites, notices, replies, etc. - legal research - legal consultancy - legal writing - legal compliance I look forward to assisting you with all your queries and project requirements. Please revert with your questions and/or ideas to take this discussion forward. Thanks and kind regards, Dr. Rajiv Bhalla (LL.B., LL.M., Ph.D.)

Patent infringement litigation attorney for over 14 years. I am ready to on this project, even on this weekend if you are ready. Need the patent(s), letter(s), and description of your product. Please tell me why and how, in your opinion, you don't infringe. Then I can quote you a firm flat rate. Fred

Hi, I understand that legal notices are very hard on businesses and Individuals, therefore, I propose to help you out with it. I will draft a very good response to the said patent infringement notice and ensure, that you are protected in every way possible. Please contact me with more details, then I will be able to help you better.

Hello, my name's Ales. I'm a lawyer and a business consultant. I specialize in providing support to startups and new business owners, and IP rights happen to be one of my specialities. Having said that, I'm sure that I can help you with your project as I prepare cease and desist letters and responses to them all the time. I provide unlimited revisions and I never miss a deadline. Hope to hear from you soon!

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He has drafted more than 350 US patent applications (for clients other than Elance) and successfully completed more than 500 Patent searches till date. He has strong experience in the Hi-tech and electronics domain. Although, he is registered to practice before Indian Bar council and Indian Patent office, he got trained by US Patent attorney and Franklin school of Law (ten years back). This strong experience helps him to manage projects worldwide effectively. Your first and immediate step will be to check whether your idea is patentable or not. Drafting, Infringement & Licensing are the subsequent steps to be done. DO NOT disclose the idea to anyone until you file the draft. May be you can have a non disclosure agreement signed with someone you are going to hire for. Some of my granted patents (or published applications) before USPTO are: 1. US7885999 2. US20100069186 3. US20100078885 4. US20100272498 5. US20100309489 6. US20110202617 7. US20120005169 8. US20120030228 and 9. US20120036137. Typical charges (excluding USPTO official fee) Patentability Search (without report): USD 250 Patentability Search (with report): USD 650 Provisional Patent Drafting: USD 850 Complete Application drafting: USD 1250 Filing of the patent application: USD 100 Please let me know if you would like to have a telecon/skype (Raghavanplus) to begin the project. Thanks.

Worked in the field. Able to assist. In which jurisdiction? Please send me a copy of the opposition notice.

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I believe this issue can be resolved easily with a detailed letter which would highlight: 1) the law; 2) how your product differs from the competitor's supposed patents; and 3) how the law supports your position that there is no existing patent infringement. Thank you, Tom Caraco