IP litigation
Patent, trademark, copyright, trade secret, unfair competition, licensing, and technology-related disputes in federal court, administrative proceedings, and appeals.
Crum IP, LLC
Intellectual property litigation and technology counsel for businesses that need practical, technically fluent representation.
Crum IP helps clients protect, enforce, and leverage patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and technology assets in disputes, transactions, and strategic counseling.
Please do not send confidential or time-sensitive information until Crum IP has completed a conflict check and agreed in writing to represent you.
Led by Isaac S. Crum
Technology and intellectual property attorney with more than 15 years of litigation, trademark, trade secret, technology, and IP counseling experience.
Practice focus
Focused IP and technology representation
Crum IP is built for clients that need senior-level attention, clear strategy, and practical judgment in matters where technology, brand value, and business objectives overlap.
Trademark & brand protection
Trademark clearance, prosecution, enforcement strategy, TTAB matters, online enforcement, and brand-protection counseling.
Trade secrets & technology disputes
Disputes involving confidential information, departing employees, software, data, product development, and technology commercialization.
IP counseling & transactions
IP ownership, licensing, vendor and development agreements, technology diligence, settlement agreements, and outside IP counsel support.
Why Crum IP
Senior IP experience without unnecessary layers.
Clients work directly with an attorney who has handled technology and IP matters across the country, including federal district-court litigation, USPTO proceedings, TTAB disputes, ITC matters, and appellate work.
- Technical background in computer engineering.
- Experience with startups, growing companies, and large-company disputes.
- Practical advice designed around business goals, budget, timing, and risk.
- Clear engagement terms after conflict review and written agreement.
Working together
How a new matter starts
1
Initial inquiry
Send a brief, non-confidential description of the issue and the parties involved so conflicts can be checked.
2
Conflict review
Crum IP reviews potential conflicts before receiving confidential information or undertaking representation.
3
Scope and strategy
If the matter can proceed, the firm will discuss goals, scope, staffing, fees, timing, and next steps.
4
Written engagement
No attorney-client relationship is formed unless both you and Crum IP sign a written engagement agreement.
Contact
Need IP or technology counsel?
Contact Crum IP with a short, non-confidential summary of your matter.