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Attorney Advertising Disclaimer
TCP Law focuses on assisting clients with trademark, patent, and copyright matters. Our services include securing intellectual property rights, providing legal counsel on infringement issues, and helping clients navigate the complexities of intellectual property law.
This is an attorney advertisement. Please note that prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
The content provided on this website is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice for any specific case or situation. Viewing or interacting with this website does not create an attorney-client relationship. For advice tailored to your specific intellectual property needs, please contact us directly.
Advertising Disclaimer FAQ
What is TCP Law's Attorney Advertising Disclaimer?
TCP Law's Advertising Disclaimer discloses that the website constitutes attorney advertising under applicable professional rules — a standard requirement for law firms in New York. The disclaimer confirms TCP Law focuses on trademark, patent, and copyright matters — including securing IP rights, providing infringement counsel, and navigating IP law complexities. Contact TCP Law for advice specific to your situation.
Does the content on TCP Law's website constitute legal advice?
No — the Advertising Disclaimer is explicit: website content is for general informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice for any specific situation. IP law is highly fact-specific. General information about trademarks, patents, or copyrights cannot substitute for advice tailored to your circumstances. Book a free consultation to receive advice specific to your IP matter.
Does viewing TCP Law's website create an attorney-client relationship
No — the Advertising Disclaimer explicitly states that viewing or interacting with the website does not create an attorney-client relationship. That relationship is established only through a formal engagement agreement signed by both parties. Until then, communications are not protected by attorney-client privilege. Book a free consultation as the first step toward a formal engagement covering your trademark, patent, or copyright matter.
What does "prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome" mean?
This required disclosure means past results TCP Law has achieved — successful trademark registrations, granted patents, or resolved infringement disputes — cannot predict or promise the same outcome in your matter. Every IP case is fact-specific. Read client testimonials as indicators of experience and client satisfaction, then book a free consultation to discuss your specific situation.
What services does TCP Law's Advertising Disclaimer confirm the firm provides?
The Advertising Disclaimer confirms TCP Law focuses on trademark, patent, and copyright matters — specifically securing IP rights, providing legal counsel on infringement issues, and helping clients navigate IP law complexities. This covers both proactive IP protection and reactive enforcement and defense across all three primary areas of IP law. Contact TCP Law to discuss your specific matter.
Why do law firms publish attorney advertising disclaimers?
Attorney advertising disclaimers are required by state bar rules governing how lawyers market their services. In New York, the Rules of Professional Conduct require advertisements to be identified as such, include certain disclosures, and avoid misleading prospective clients. TCP Law's Advertising Disclaimer fulfills these obligations — clarifying that website content is informational, no attorney-client relationship forms from site visits, and prior results don't guarantee outcomes. Book a free consultation to move beyond general information.
How do I get actual legal advice rather than general information from TCP Law's website?
Contact TCP Law directly to receive advice specific to your IP situation. The Advertising Disclaimer directs visitors with specific needs to contact the firm directly — TCP Law offers a free introductory consultation for exactly this purpose. Email john@tcplawfirm.com, call 917-612-1059, or use the contact form to get started with your trademark, patent, or copyright matter.
Does TCP Law's website content reflect current law?
Website content reflects TCP Law's understanding of IP law at the time of publication. IP law evolves continuously — USPTO examination guidelines, court decisions on trademark and patent eligibility, and copyright enforcement standards all change. TCP Law's Articles page publishes current IP law developments. For advice accounting for the current state of law as applied to your specific facts, book a free consultation.
What is the difference between TCP Law's website content and what I receive as a client?
Website content is general educational information about trademark, patent, and copyright law — explicitly not legal advice. As a client, you receive personalized legal advice from attorney John Laurence based on your specific situation, protected by attorney-client privilege, and carrying full professional obligations. These are fundamentally different. Book a free consultation to transition from general information to professional representation.
What should I do if I have a time-sensitive IP matter?
Contact TCP Law immediately — do not rely on website content for time-sensitive decisions. Trademark priority is built on filing date. Patent rights can be forfeited after public disclosure. Cease and desist deadlines require prompt response. Call 917-612-1059, email john@tcplawfirm.com, or book a free consultation immediately. The Advertising Disclaimer directs all specific matters to direct attorney contact.
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