RegitzMauck PLLC, a new intellectual property boutique launched by veterans of a prominent international law firm, opened in Dallas last month to provide tailored solutions to clients seeking effective (and cost-effective) legal representation in intellectual property matters and disputes. Attorneys Mike Regitz and Dustin Mauck are embracing new technologies, legal outsourcing solutions, and alternative fee arrangements to ensure that there is a reasonable correlation between client objectives and the costs of the legal services delivered. “Costs associated with intellectual property litigation have exploded in recent years, and a significant portion of those costs can fairly be attributed to legacy systems, practices, and habits that are not sufficiently aligned with client […]

Dallas Business Journal: Two former Norton Rose Fulbright attorneys have opened a new intellectual property boutique firm in downtown Dallas aimed at keeping IP litigation costs low. The new firm, RegitzMauck PLLC, has been opened by SMU grads Mike Regitz and Dustin Mauck, who have a combined 20 years experience in the field. “Costs associated with intellectual property litigation have exploded in recent years, and a significant portion of those costs can fairly be attributed to legacy systems, practices, and habits that are not sufficiently aligned with client objectives,” said Regitz, who is registered at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The duo are able to keep costs low by […]

NEW YORK, Law360: Two ex-Norton Rose Fulbright attorneys said Wednesday they have opened up RegitzMauck PLLC, an intellectual property boutique law firm in Dallas, to provide cost-effective legal services to clients in intellectual property matters and disputes. RegitzMauck, which opened its doors last month, will provide tailored solutions to clients seeking both effective and cost-effective legal representation, according to attorneys Mike Regitz and Dustin Mauck. Mauck told Law360 on Wednesday that the attorneys saw an opportunity to break out on their own after realizing that they could service their… Read original article here: Law360.com