I began my career as an electrical engineer, and decided to go into patent law to help other engineers, scientists and inventors to protect their ideas.  I filed my first patent application before going to law school, and received a patent on that invention and five other inventions.  As such, I know what it means to be an inventor, and can help you to protect your inventions.

In addition to inventions, you should also consider protecting any trademarks that you are using or plan on using to sell your products or services, and any copyrighted works that you create.  I can also help you with those types of protection.

Confidential information is intellectual property that you do not want to patent or trademark, although confidential information could also be copyrighted.  I can also help you with protecting your confidential information.

In addition to protecting your own intellectual property, it is important to respect the intellectual property rights of others.  I can also help you to identify such intellectual property rights, to avoid infringing on those rights, and to respond to allegations by others that you have infringed their rights.