Services

Our Dallas Trade Secret and Unfair Competition Attorneys can help advise you on issues relating to trade secrets and unfair competition, including safeguarding your competitive advantages and protecting them through litigation after someone has misappropriated them.

Employment Agreements, Non-Disclosure Agreements, and Non-Compete Agreements
Our attorneys advise clients on the benefits of and prepare a variety of agreements, including employment agreements, non-disclosure agreements, non-compete agreements, and non-solicitation agreements, designed to protect a business's trade secrets and other competitive advantages from misappropriation by employees, competitors, and other malicious third parties.

Trademark Registration
Our attorneys protect our clients' brands through trademark registration with United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and the State of Texas. We also assist with domain name registration, trademark clearance and monitoring, and enforcement of trademark rights against infringing third parties.

Litigation
No precautions are perfect. Once a company's competitive advantage has been misappropriated or compromised by a third party, litigation is often the only remedy. Our attorneys have successfully handled hundreds of intellectual property and business disputes for our clients.

Injunctive Relief
Unfair competition cases often require swift action to stop irreparable harm. This necessitates filing and obtaining emergency relief, such as temporary restraining orders, temporary and preliminary injunctions, and permanent injunctions. Our attorneys have significant experience in obtaining and resisting injunctive relief in state and federal courts, including acting as local counsel for out of state plaintiffs and defendants.

Enforcement in Cyberspace, Domain Name Recovery
Unfair competition on the Internet presents unique issues and special forums for resolution. For example, trademark infringement through domain name registration can be handled through ICAAN and UDRP forums. Our attorneys advise clients on a variety of issues involving protecting competitive advantages in cyberspace and recovering domain names from third party infringers and cybersquatters.