Attorneys
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Rodi Pollock's technology law practice is focused on the representation of start up and early stage technology companies. We
assist clients in structuring practices and policies for the development and acquisition of intellectual property and its commercial exploitation. Our attorneys routinely protect clients' intellectual property assets and trade secrets in federal and state courts. We also handle trademark and copyright matters, and work with a network of patent counsel for patent matters in the United States and foreign countries.
For technology-intensive companies, capturing and exploiting their IP assets of all kinds is critical to future success. Our attorneys counsel technology clients in a full spectrum of sophisticated matters, including identifying and protecting intellectual property rights, licensing, strategic partnering and technology transfer transactions. We assist clients in securing and protecting market positioning and competitive advantages by providing guidance on the creation, acquisition, use and commercial exploitation of technology.
Our transactional attorneys have extensive experience with license agreements, development agreements, as well as commercial arrangements such as distributor, OEM and other reseller agreements. We are also involved in intellectual property liability, regulatory and privacy issues facing technology companies.
Protecting intellectual property assets from infringement by others or defending their use against claims of others is the key to realizing the expected value from creating or acquiring them. Our lawyers include trial lawyers with direct experience in disputes involving trade secrets, confidential information, trademarks, patents and other intellectual property rights, who can advise clients on liability and risk allocation matters, as well as representing them in all types of litigation and dispute proceedings. Our services include preparing and negotiating agreements with employees restricting their employment and post-employment activities in the form of assignment of invention, non-competition, non-solicitation and non-disclosure agreements designed to protect and preserve trade secrets.
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