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Posted on August 31, 2004 by Philip Mann

It is with delight I'm announcing the start of my new law firm, The Mann Law Group. I started my own firm because I believed innovators and other start-ups, without the huge financial resources of large corporations, were at an extreme disadvantage in enforcing their intellectual property rights.

Hiring lawyers at high hourly rates made protecting the little guy's rights impractical. I intend to provide such innovators an alternative.

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Championing a level playing field in intellectual property cases

Firm founded to level playing field for innovators and start-ups

IP Litigation Lawyer & Attorney : Mann Law Group : Contingency Fee Patent Trial Lawyer

Published By Mann Law Group - Contingency Fee, Patent Trial Lawyers

Championing a level playing field in intellectual property cases

Firm founded to level playing field for innovators and start-ups

Published By
Mann Law Group - Contingency Fee, Patent Trial Lawyers