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12 Jun, 2024 by Zhibiao peng
17 May, 2023 by Asaad manzar
03 May, 2023 by David tang
Worldwide Advantage
YOUR BUSINESS REQUIRES AN ADVANTAGE, AN EDGE, TO SUCCEED IN A HIGHLY COMPETITIVE WORLD.
Dorsey’s lawyers and staff can help you gain that edge by applying superb legal knowledge and skills with practical wisdom and a deep understanding of your business and industry.
We serve clients in nearly all industries, but focus on six industries in which we have great depth and a history of achieving client success. Our banking, development & infrastructure, energy & natural resources, food, beverage & agribusiness, healthcare, and technology industry groups help coordinate our teams serving these industries across geographies and practice areas, keeping them at the cutting edge of industry needs and trends and sharing collective experience and expertise.
With locations across the United States and in Canada, Europe and the Asia-Pacific region, we provide an integrated, proactive approach to our clients’ legal and business needs around the globe.
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17 Mar, 2023 by Lj
A bad lawyer firm that tries to steal peoples' domains.
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15 Feb, 2023 by Hector collado jr
07 Nov, 2019 by Todor rajkovic
Great attorneys and polite staff members. Attorneys are knowledgeable in a large variety of law.
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17 Mar, 2023 by Lj
A bad lawyer firm that tries to steal peoples' domains.
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15 Feb, 2023 by Hector collado jr
07 Nov, 2019 by Todor rajkovic
Great attorneys and polite staff members. Attorneys are knowledgeable in a large variety of law.
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13 Feb, 2025 by Cygrow
My experience with Joyce Adriana Delgado at Venable LLP was highly disappointing. Rather than seeking justice, she appeared more focused on prolonging litigation and employing aggressive legal maneuvers that only benefited the opposing party. During my deposition, her approach felt less like a fair legal process and more like an interrogation designed to manipulate facts rather than uncover the truth. Her litigation style and strategic delays made me question whether her methods reflect an influence of authoritarian legal tactics, similar to those seen in Venezuelan legal systems. Given her background and approach, I also couldn’t help but wonder if her legal strategies are influenced by ideological or political ties, including potential connections to communism.
Additionally, she seems to focus on defending powerful entities and individuals engaged in financial misconduct rather than advocating for fairness and justice. If you are looking for an attorney who prioritizes transparency and ethical representation, I would recommend looking elsewhere.
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03 Dec, 2023 by John j. felice
19 May, 2022 by Anna
14 Dec, 2024 by Monica torres
Would give zero stars if it were an option. $350 consultation fee is a scam, you pay and sign a document stating it is non refundable even if they make it so you cannot get a consultation. To schedule a consultation you must do it by email, even if your busy schedule does not allow for untimely back and forth, and when you try and give them the times that work for you they utilize language such as "you ignored the last email," threatened with a last email due to the disrespect of me suggesting a different time that works with my schedule (the client) and I even asked if they could just contact me as soon as possible which. Disregards my schedule and gives priority to theirs and that was, too, disrespectful and not honored. I don't usually write reviews, but this company is predatory based on their actions, they ask for a $350 consultation fee, take it as non refundable, and they make it seem like a consultation was not scheduled based on their refusal to do so. An email stating they are accommodating does not mean they are, and I can only hope this company ceases to exist as the predator that it is.
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03 Dec, 2024 by Maria terrazi
. Big scammers.you didnt work on my case . You charged me 350$ consultation fee abd didnt initiate any service for me stating that I was suppose to call you first . No this is not how law firm works . Take your money to a firm that really care and provide an good customer service . And for reference I will keep posting this review for people to know your truth
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12 Sep, 2024 by G gowda
Mr Terrill is amazing!
Mr. Terrill was extremely patient with us listening to our concerns. He dealt with the case very skillfully and is commendable!
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26 Dec, 2024 by Elie ngoukelibi
The dishes and glasswares were extremely dirty to the point I couldn’t use it myself - I got to work I turned their kitchen into a mirror everything super clean even the employees and guess noticed the differences - I will not leave dishes stay unwashed overnight to avoid food and drink poisoning but to the manager it’s not important because I was mistreated by one of his third party server and he came and immediately removed me from my long term gigs - clearly he doesn’t know the importance of clean dishes when offering catering services - the kitchen doesn’t have a 3 sinks comportments and for sure nothing is being sanitized because they use 2 small domestic dishwashers. For sure anything being used right now is dirty especially plates and mugs ( I even turned all mugs super clean no coffee stains or lipstick) but the man got rid of me because I challenged a server who said I don’t know what I was doing. His decision was based on discrimination because I refused to go permanent with the company
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18 Nov, 2024 by Ben pasch
Abhorrent, unprofessional, immoral.
Despite multiple email, Zoom, and verbal conversations regarding my preferred pronouns, Department Managers refused to respect my preferences, openly and loudly referring to me by the gender they decided they knew better than me. Be warned, this is NOT a safe place for the LGBTQIA2+ Community. Additionally, multiple comments were made by Department Managers that they hated coworkers, internal and external, because their Indian. Be warned, this is NOT a safe place for people of color.
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14 Oct, 2024 by Lauren kasmir
Sydney was amazing! I only have my earlobe pierced and came in for a nostril piercing. She was so welcoming in making me feel comfortable and at home. She was very precise in her location and I am so satisfied!
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08 Dec, 2024 by Ryan c von sähn niarchos blavatnik romanov al saud
09 Nov, 2024 by Lexie
25 Sep, 2024 by Mohd yahiya
14 Feb, 2025 by Txcat sailor
19 May, 2021 by Nicole van der tuin
24 Oct, 2019 by Mby by
27 Nov, 2024 by Matthew t
Thanks Kyle. Thanks Yogi.
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01 Nov, 2024 by Chiari jj
I had an amazing experience working with Attorney Kyle Carraro at Outside Legal Counsel. Kyle helped me secure fair treatment and compensation. Couldn’t recommend more highly.
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18 Oct, 2024 by Hitesh patel
Yogi Patel is an exceptional employment attorney. He provided me with timely and valuable guidance through a complicated separation from my former employer. He was well-informed and knowledgeable of labor laws, and a great communicator in speech and writing. Don’t let his calm demeanor and affable personality fool you, he is also a tough negotiator. He coached me through an evolving situation, working through various complex scenarios, and continually helped me understand my choices, identifying pros and cons and prospects for success. He fought tirelessly for me which ultimately resulted in a much better outcome for me.
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14 Feb, 2025 by Txcat sailor
19 May, 2021 by Nicole van der tuin
24 Oct, 2019 by Mby by
04 Nov, 2022 by Rb akhi
31 Oct, 2018 by Ibna pasha
11 Dec, 2017 by Roselyn fullard
12 Oct, 2024 by Edward suh
04 Nov, 2019 by Paul yoo
04 Feb, 2025 by Bulldod23
New York Attorney General Letitia James has demonstrated a pattern of overreach and questionable judgment that raises serious concerns about her fitness for office. Her relentless pursuit of former President Donald Trump, culminating in a civil lawsuit alleging financial fraud, appears to be driven more by personal vendetta than by objective legal standards. This has led to accusations of conducting a biased investigation, undermining the integrity of her office. 
Moreover, James has faced criticism for her handling of internal matters within her own office. Notably, her longtime chief of staff, Ibrahim Khan, resigned amid sexual harassment allegations, prompting questions about her leadership and the internal culture she fosters. 
In addition, her recent directive to New York hospitals to continue gender-affirming procedures for minors, despite a federal executive order to the contrary, has been labeled as reckless and dangerous. This move not only defies federal authority but also places healthcare institutions in a precarious legal position. 
These actions collectively suggest that Letitia James prioritizes personal and political agendas over her duty to uphold the law impartially. Such behavior is unbecoming of the state’s highest legal officer and warrants serious consideration of her removal from office. She needs to be Fired!!!
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05 Mar, 2024 by Ibrahima keita
05 Mar, 2024 by Leul selase
26 Sep, 2021 by Anonymous
I found Michelle Tepper to be dismissive, subpar and at times, petty. Months after closing on a property, issues she failed to adequately address are still being dealt with. In sum, working with Michelle was a frustrating and regrettable experience. She did not do the level of due diligence and client advocacy one would reasonably expect.
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22 Mar, 2014 by Anonymous
I cannot in good conscience recommend her. My experience was a rather negative one where she seems to be dismissive of my concerns. She also fails to do any due diligence and makes mistakes.
This is despite the fact that her website claims the following: "The Law Offices of Michelle R. Tepper is a boutique real estate law firm that offers its clients both the personal individualized attention of a small firm."
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23 Jun, 2022 by Anonymous
Jesse Strauss is an overhyped and unskilled lawyer. He pads and inflates his invoices by sometimes three times the amount of work done, and never wins in Court. He then sues his own clients for the unpaid invoices. In hiring him, he frequently left the client doing research for him, and doing his own work. Despite his over-confidence and self-inflated ego - he has no track record of winning anything and buyer beware. He overbills.
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20 Apr, 2023 by Allen
We hired him for two different projects. He submitted for one patent and then for the other one he simply disappeared. I left dozens of messages on his phone at the office and multiple emails but he never bothered to call back to explain what's going on and what's the status of the project. He did cash the check on the fist one for sure. I just found out his company phone is now disconnected too! It caused a serious business problem for me when the prototype of a product I wanted patented came back and now we have to argue with the prototype manufacturer who also wants to file for patent that I already have sent the patent out when I haven't. Really his unprofessional and irresponsible behavior caused a massive problem for me and my medical device business. Definitely not recommend him!
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What a Copyright Lawyer Can Do for You
A copyright lawyer specializes in helping individuals and businesses protect their creative works by navigating the complexities of copyright law. They assist with registering copyrights, enforcing rights against infringement, drafting licensing agreements, and advising on the fair use of copyrighted material. Whether you're an author, artist, musician, software developer, or content creator, a copyright lawyer can help ensure your intellectual property is legally protected and monetized appropriately.
When Should I Hire a Copyright Lawyer?
You should consider hiring a copyright lawyer in the following situations:
- Registering a copyright: While copyright protection exists upon the creation of an original work, registering your copyright with the U.S. Copyright Office provides legal advantages, such as the ability to file a lawsuit for infringement and eligibility for statutory damages and attorney's fees.
- Enforcing your rights: If someone is using your work without permission, a lawyer can help you enforce your rights by sending cease and desist letters, negotiating settlements, or filing infringement lawsuits.
- Defending against infringement claims: If you're accused of infringing someone else's copyright, a lawyer can defend you by assessing the validity of the claim and representing you in negotiations or court proceedings.
- Drafting and reviewing contracts: When creating licensing agreements, work-for-hire agreements, or transferring ownership of a copyright, a lawyer can ensure the terms are legally sound and protect your interests.
- Fair use assessment: If you plan to use copyrighted material under the fair use doctrine, a lawyer can evaluate the risks and advise on compliance to prevent potential legal issues.
- International copyright concerns: If you need to protect your work internationally, a lawyer can guide you through the process of securing rights in other countries and navigating international treaties.
What Does a Copyright Lawyer Do?
A copyright lawyer provides a range of legal services related to the creation, protection, and enforcement of copyrighted works:
- Copyright registration: Assist in preparing and filing applications with the U.S. Copyright Office, ensuring all legal requirements are met for successful registration.
- Legal advice on protection strategies: Offer guidance on how to safeguard your work, including the best practices for documentation and disclosure.
- Drafting and negotiating agreements: Prepare contracts such as licensing agreements, assignments, and work-for-hire agreements to monetize your work while protecting your rights.
- Enforcement actions: Take legal steps against infringers, including sending cease and desist letters, negotiating settlements, and litigating infringement cases.
- Defense against infringement claims: Represent you if accused of infringement, developing defense strategies and handling negotiations or court proceedings.
- Fair use evaluation: Analyze whether your intended use of copyrighted material qualifies as fair use under the law, reducing the risk of infringement.
- International protection: Advise on securing copyright protection abroad and complying with international intellectual property laws and treaties.
How Are Copyright Lawyers Paid?
Copyright lawyers typically charge for their services in the following ways:
- Hourly rate: Many lawyers bill by the hour, with rates ranging from $200 to $600 or more, depending on experience and location.
- Flat fee: For straightforward tasks like filing a copyright application or drafting a simple contract, some lawyers offer flat fees, which provide cost predictability.
- Retainer: For ongoing services, a lawyer may require a retainer - a lump sum deposited in advance - against which hourly fees are charged.
- Contingency fee: In some infringement cases, especially those involving significant damages, a lawyer may work on a contingency basis, receiving a percentage (typically 25% to 40%) of any settlement or judgment.
It's important to discuss payment arrangements upfront to understand the total cost and billing practices.
How Much Does a Copyright Lawyer Cost?
The cost of hiring a copyright lawyer varies based on the complexity of your needs:
- Copyright registration: Legal fees for preparing and filing a copyright application typically range from $250 to $1,000, plus U.S. Copyright Office filing fees (which are $45 to $85 per application as of 2024).
- Contract drafting or review: Fees for drafting or reviewing agreements can range from $500 to $2,500 or more, depending on complexity.
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Infringement matters:
- Cease and desist letters: Sending a letter may cost between $500 and $1,500.
- Negotiations and settlements: Legal fees can range from $2,000 to $10,000 or more.
- Litigation: Taking a case to court can be expensive, with costs ranging from $10,000 to over $100,000, depending on the case's complexity and duration.
- Hourly rates: Expect to pay between $200 and $600 per hour for most services.
Always request a detailed cost estimate during your initial consultation to understand the potential expenses involved.
Top Questions to Ask a Copyright Lawyer
Before hiring a copyright lawyer, consider asking the following questions:
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What experience do you have with copyright law?
Ensure the lawyer has specific expertise in copyright matters similar to yours. -
How do you charge for your services?
Clarify the fee structure, including hourly rates, flat fees, or contingency fees, and any additional costs. -
What is the process for registering my copyright?
Ask about the steps involved, timelines, and what information you'll need to provide. -
How can I enforce my copyright if someone infringes it?
Discuss enforcement options, potential remedies, and the likelihood of success. -
What are the risks involved in my situation?
Whether you're protecting your work or using someone else's, understand the legal risks and how to mitigate them. -
Can you assist with international copyright protection?
If you need global protection, inquire about the lawyer's experience with international copyright laws and treaties. -
What strategies can you suggest for licensing my work?
Explore options for monetizing your copyright through licensing agreements and how to structure them effectively.
How to Check the Credibility of a Copyright Lawyer
To ensure you're hiring a reputable copyright lawyer:
- Verify their license: Check with your state's bar association to confirm the lawyer is licensed and in good standing.
- Review their experience: Look for lawyers who specialize in intellectual property law, particularly copyright issues.
- Read client reviews and testimonials: Websites like Avvo, Martindale-Hubbell, or Google Reviews can provide insights into the lawyer's reputation and client satisfaction.
- Ask for references: A credible lawyer should be willing to provide references from past clients.
- Professional memberships: Membership in organizations like the American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA) or the International Trademark Association (INTA) indicates a focus on intellectual property law.
- Check for certifications: Some lawyers hold certifications or advanced degrees in intellectual property law, demonstrating specialized expertise.
What Should I Prepare for My First Consultation?
To make the most of your initial meeting with a copyright lawyer, bring the following:
- Descriptions of your work: Provide detailed descriptions or copies of the work you wish to protect, such as manuscripts, recordings, software code, or artwork.
- Evidence of creation: Documentation that proves when and how you created the work, such as drafts, timestamps, or metadata.
- Existing agreements: Any contracts, licensing agreements, or previous registrations related to your work.
- Infringement evidence (if applicable): If someone is infringing your copyright, bring evidence like copies of the infringing material, URLs, screenshots, or witness statements.
- Questions and concerns: Prepare a list of questions about your rights, the registration process, enforcement options, and any potential legal risks.
- Goals and objectives: Be clear about what you hope to achieve, whether it's registering your work, licensing it, or taking action against an infringer.
By coming prepared, you enable the lawyer to provide accurate advice and develop an effective legal strategy tailored to your needs.
