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By Brooks Igo
(April 30) – Mike Regitz and Dustin Mauck started at Fulbright & Jaworski in 2006 within a week of each other. Nine years later, they decided to set out to control their own destinies a bit better.
The Dallas lawyers and SMU Dedman School of Law graduates recently announced the opening of RegitzMauck PLLC, a boutique law firm focusing on serving clients in the mid to lower-market on intellectual property matters. Regitz says he had student bills that needed to be paid, but now is the time to chase after his dream.
“I started thinking about starting my own law firm since before I started law school,” he said. “The barriers to entry to start your own law firm have never been lower.”
The IP experts plan to employ new technologies, legal outsourcing solutions and alternative fee arrangements to meet client objectives and reduce costs.
“We can serve clients better on a smaller and better platform,” Mauck said.
Regitz says he and Mauck have a controlled growth plan for the next five years to become a full-service IP law firm. They currently focus on IP litigation and prosecution matters.
“We can compete with any law firm on the planet,” he said.
Regitz says the topic that is “all the rage” for his practice is the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2014 decision in Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank International. He says the big question is which patents will survive under Alice.
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