Enforce Your Patent Rights

If you believe someone is making, using, selling, or importing your patented invention without permission, you may be facing patent infringement. This not only threatens your competitive edge but can directly impact your business revenue and future growth.

At Larson & Larson, we act quickly to investigate infringement and enforce your rights. We’re experienced in pursuing practical, effective solutions — whether that means stopping the infringement outright, negotiating a license, or taking the matter to court.

What’s Included in Our Patent Enforcement Services

We tailor our approach to your situation, which may include:

  • Preparing non-infringement and clearance opinions to assess risk and guide business decisions before moving forward.
  • Investigating potential infringement to confirm whether your patent rights are being violated.
  • Sending cease-and-desist letters to put infringers on notice and stop unauthorized use.
  • Negotiating settlements or licensing agreements where ongoing use makes sense for both parties.
  • Litigating in federal court when stronger enforcement is required. We represent both plaintiffs and defendants in patent disputes nationwide, with particular experience in the Middle District of Florida.
  • Seeking practical resolutions at every stage to protect your patent while controlling costs.

What to Expect

Every infringement case is different. The right strategy, accompanying timeline, and costs depend on factors like the strength of your patent, the nature of the infringing activity, and your business goals.

Here’s what you can expect when you work with us:

  • An honest assessment of your situation and options.
  • Clear recommendations on whether to pursue negotiation, settlement, or litigation.
  • Guidance on potential costs and timelines once we understand the details of your case.

We’ll explain your options clearly and guide you toward the direction that makes the most sense for your situation.

Ready to Enforce Your Patent Rights?

Call us at (727) 546-0660. If we’re unavailable, please leave a message with the following details:

1. Your name and callback number.
2. A brief description of the issue or suspected infringement.
3. Any deadlines or urgency (if applicable).

We’ll get back to you promptly and guide you through the next steps.

Still Have Questions?

Get quick answers to commonly asked questions in our Patent FAQs.

You can also explore our related patent services, including patentability searches, US patent registration, international patent registration, and dispute resolution.