[ale] Two questions

[Frederick N. Brier]

Obviously lawyers come and go within a firm.  I used Morris, Manning, and Martin back in 1998.  I was both creating a company and trademarking its name.  The process required some back and forth correspondence with the USPTO, and at one point the lawyer and his counterpart both left the firm.  No one at the firm would admit my lawyer had left and after almost 6 months and investing several thousand dollars, I almost lost the trademark.  I had to shift to another firm which added an additional $1000-$2000 to the cost.  I had chosen Morris, Manning, and Martin because they had given a presentation at the Unix user's group at Emory and their declared experience with software IP.

On 11/07/2010 03:22 PM, Stephen R. Blevins wrote:
> Reply to Two:
>
>       Morris, Manning and Meyer.  Expensive, but are *supposed* to be the
> most knowledgeable.
>> http://www.mmmlaw.com/
>
> Stephen R. Blevins
> stephen.r.blevins at gmail.com
>
>
> Terry Bailey wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> One
>>
>> I am a retired mathematician looking for something new to do and it
>> would be nice if I could find something to do in my home
>> office.  Over the last few years, I have become proficient in Perl
>> cgi programming.  Does anyone know of a job relative to writing cgi
>> Perl scripts at home?
>>
>> Two
>>
>> I need a top of the heap Internet attorney, relative to a domain
>> name.  Does anyone know of a very knowledge, professional lawyer with
>> whom you have had experience and that you would highly recommend?
>>
>> Thank you,
>>
>>
>> Terry Bailey
>>
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