Trenner Law Firm Client Policies
Trenner Law works hard to help clients protect their intellectual property, by providing advice, counsel, and explaining various options that are available to the client so that the client can make well-informed decisions. Trenner Law also files and prosecutes applications for patents, trademarks, and copyrights with the appropriate government offices. Trenner Law is not providing, and the client is not relying on Trenner Law for, business, investment, insurance, valuation or accounting advice or decisions, or any investigation of character or credit of persons with whom the client may be dealing. Trenner Law is also not providing the client with any advice relating to tax implications that may result from the subject matter of this representation.
If you are accepted as a client of Trenner Law, the following policies, as may be updated from time to time, form an integral part of the Agreement with Trenner Law Firm (“Trenner Law”). The terms “You” and “Client” are used interchangeably to refer to any client of Trenner Law.
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Client Representation Policy. You understand that Trenner Law represents only the CLIENT identified in the Law Firm Agreement. Click here to read the full policy.
Licenses and Practice of Law Policy. Mark Trenner is licensed to practice as an attorney before the United States Patent & Trademark Office. Mark is also licensed as an attorney by the states of Colorado and Tennessee. Click here to read the full policy.
Conflicts of Interest Policy. It is impossible for Trenner Law to agree to represent any single client exclusively in any particular field of endeavor, even if those clients may be competitors in the marketplace. Click here to read the full policy.
Billing and Invoice Policy. Trenner Law requires that invoices be paid in full and the retainer include sufficient funds to cover any attorney fees and costs associated with any copyright, patent or trademark filing before Trenner Law will effect such filing with the appropriate government office (e.g., the U.S. Copyright, Patent, or Trademark Office). Click here to read the full policy.
Retainer Policy. A retainer policy is necessary in order to meet expenses and to maintain good relations and access to the prompt and efficient services of Trenner Law associates, draftsmen, and others. Click here to read the full policy.
Computer Policy (Email, File Storage, and Security). Trenner Law uses the Internet and other cloud-based computing technology to store and/or transmit your files and/or information about you. Click here to read the full policy.
Reminders Policy. In order to provide consistent reminder services for all of our clients, Trenner Law implements the following procedure for issuing reminders. Click here to read the full policy.
File Retention Policy. Trenner Law only maintains your file(s) during the pendency of any matter and for a period of one (1) year after a file is closed, or longer at Trenner Law’s discretion (the “Retention Period”). Click here to read the full policy.
Business Travel Policy. Trenner Law only maintains your file(s) during the pendency of any matter and for a period of one (1) year after a file is closed, or longer at Trenner Law’s discretion (the “Retention Period”). Click here to read the full policy.
Meeting Policy. While my law firm offers both online and in-person legal services, I do not offer in-person meetings with anyone who is not already a client of the law firm. Click here to read the full policy.