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Stake is committed to transparent pricing and offers flat fees for most legal matters.
On this page, we provide estimated flat fees for different types of legal work.
We operate using individual statements of work for phases of a legal matter. Before beginning work that would incur additional cost, we will submit a statement of work for your approval quoting the actual scope of work and costs. Government fees and other expenses (e.g., expert witnesses, customer surveys, travel) are additional.
We generally require a deposit of the first $10,000 of any statement of work.
Whether you need to align your IP strategy with your business strategy or you're not sure what IP is right for your business, our IP strategy is your next step. Over the course of two workshops and two weeks, we will work together to build an IP Playbook that complements your company's business plan.
Typical government filing fee: $130.
Typical government filing fee: $730 (expedited $2,536).
If based on Stake-prepared U.S. Non-provisional Utility Patent Application. Typical government filing fee: $730 (expedited $2,536).
Typical government filing fee: $520.
Typical government filing fee: $2,500 (U.S. Receiving Office).
If based on Stake-prepared U.S. Non-provisional Utility Patent Application. Typical government filing fee: $2,500 (U.S. Receiving Office).
Typical government filing fee: $552–$800. Includes preliminary amendment to reduce claim count and remove multiple dependencies.
Foreign associate legal fees, translation fees, and government fees additional.
Typical government filing fee: $600 (1st) or $1,144 (2nd+).
Typical government filing fee: (i) if an IDS timing fee is required, $112.00; (ii) if an IDS size fee is required, the following amounts less any previous IDS size fee paid, $200 (refs. 51-100), $300 (refs. 101-200), $800 (refs. 200+).
Election without traverse.
Typical government Notice of Appeal fee: $362. Oral argument quoted if desired.
Typical government issue fee: $516 (Utility) or $520 (Design).
Foreign associate legal fees, translation fees, and government fees additional.
Typical government fee (U.S. Patents): $860 (3.5 year) / $1,616 (7.5 year) / $3,312 (11.5 year). Foreign associate legal fees and government costs additional.
Includes walk-through of results.
Includes knockout search. Typical government filing fee (per International Class): $350.
Typical government fee if a 3-month extension is necessary: $125.
Typical government fees through briefing: $425.
Typical government filing fee (per International Class): $150 (Statement of Use) or $125 (6-Month Extension).
Filed between the 5th and 6th years from the registration date. Typical government filing fee (per International Class): $525.
Filed between the 9th and 10th years from the registration date, and every 10 years thereafter. Typical government filing fee (per International Class): $650.
Typical government filing fee: $65 (standard) or $865 (expedited).
Every litigation is different, but we can operate on a phased flat fee basis. Get an understanding of your budget for a specific case with the Case Review and Preliminary Case Plan.
Start here if you're considering proceeding with any of the following litigation options. We'll review the facts and the law, prepare a preliminary high-level case plan, and help you decide whether and how to litigate.
Typical government filing fee (plaintiff only): $600. Read More
Typical government filing fee (plaintiff only): $23,750 with request, then $28,125 if instituted.
Typical government filing fee (plaintiff only): $25,000 with request, then $34,375 if instituted.
Typical government filing fee (plaintiff only): $402.
Typical filing fee: $1,500 (1-member panel) or $4,000 (3-member panel).
Also known as a Confidentiality Agreement or a Confidential Disclosure Agreement.
Our fee waived if submitted with an Application. Includes recordation with USPTO (patent government fee $0, trademark government fee $40).
We will review the intellectual property involved and basic status information, as well as identify issues that can be investigated further in Level 2.
Level 2 Due Diligence involves the work set forth in the plan formulated during Level 1.
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