Most people who call did not choose to be in this
Litigation on either side is not something I enjoy, but I could not be more pleased with how Jesse managed our case / process.
A first conversation is the inexpensive part of any patent dispute, and it usually settles more than a week of reading does. It is also the part where it becomes clear whether the two of you should work together, which is a question with more than one right answer.
The routes
- Anything legal or professionalSend it through his profile at Practus, LLPLegal services are provided through the firm, so a matter belongs there rather than in a personal inbox.
- Emailcontact@jessecamacho.com
- Telephone816-343-4301
- LinkedInThe full profile, including the seven recommendations
- Where he isKansas City, Missouri. Cases are in federal courts around the country.
Before you write anything detailed
An email sent to a lawyer you have not yet retained is not privileged. Conflicts have to be checked first, and a firm cannot look at a matter it may be barred from taking.
So write enough to start the conversation, which is usually the patent numbers, the parties and the date something arrived. Keep the rest for a call.
That advice costs him something and it is still the right advice, which is a useful thing to know about anyone before hiring them.
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