- Geographical Scope of the IP Monitoring;
- Number of Cease & Desist Letters Mailed;
- If the IP Theft will be Reported to the Prosecution; and
- If a Civil Suit is Required to be Filed.
We are utilizing the same group of retired Korean judges, prosecutors, and attorneys for this work in Korea; thus, the same aggressive and proactive approach is offered. The only difference is that you will no longer receive an invoice based on hours docked. Nothing changes, but the format of the bill.
You will still receive the Monthly Monitoring Report, you will Still Receive the Monthly Cease & Desist Result Report, and you will still receive the normal updates for the criminal and civil filings.
New clients can contact Sean Hayes. The active clients will receive the specifics of the Program via email within the next few weeks. Obviously, all clients can opt to be billed hourly.
Additionally, we have developed a few more flat-fee programs, including a Flat-Fee Corporate Secretarial Service that will be announced soon. We find that too many law firms are charging way too high fees for these basic clerical services; thus, we are offering these services for on a nominal quarterly fee plus translation expenses as a service to our present clients. Now, no need to forgo the use of a law firm in favor of corporate secretarial services companies, bubmusas (legal scriveners), and accountants out of cost concerns.
by Sean Hayes
Sean Hayes is the first non-Korean attorney to have worked for the Korean court system (Constitutional Court of Korea) and one of the first non-Koreans to be a regular member of a Korean law faculty. He assists clients in their contentious, non-contentious, and business development needs in Korea and China.
To schedule a call with Sean Hayes, please Schedule a Call Here.