Notice of Related Case or Low-Number Rule Statement (IP Litigation)
Notice of Related Case or Low-Number Rule Statement: notice of related case for a filing, identifying earlier-filed matters that share parties, property, or transactions.
Notice of related case for a filing, identifying earlier-filed matters that share parties, property, or transactions. Choose your matter type below — trademark infringement, trademark dilution, trade dress infringement, trademark counterfeiting and seizure and more — and the flat fee adjusts to the complexity of that kind of case. The fee covers preparing the document to your instructions; you (or your counsel of record) file it and appear. Scope: single notice. One round of revisions is included. Typical turnaround: 2 business days.
- Flat fee — no hourly billing
- Turnaround: 2 business days
- Revisions included: 1
- Scope: Single notice
Ways to order
- Trademark Infringement — $215 flat fee, 2 business days
- Trademark Dilution — $215 flat fee, 2 business days
- Trade Dress Infringement — $215 flat fee, 2 business days
- Trademark Counterfeiting and Seizure — $215 flat fee, 2 business days
- Cybersquatting and Domain Name Disputes — $215 flat fee, 2 business days
- Copyright Infringement — $215 flat fee, 2 business days
- Software Copyright Infringement — $215 flat fee, 2 business days
- DMCA Takedown, Misrepresentation, and Anticircumvention — $215 flat fee, 2 business days
- Trade Secret Misappropriation — $215 flat fee, 2 business days
- Right of Publicity and Name, Image, and Likeness — $215 flat fee, 2 business days
- Idea Submission and Implied Contract Claims — $215 flat fee, 2 business days
- Royalty, Licensing, and Audit Disputes — $215 flat fee, 2 business days
- Patent Infringement — $215 flat fee, 2 business days
- Design Patent Infringement — $215 flat fee, 2 business days
- Patent Declaratory Judgment of Noninfringement or Invalidity — $215 flat fee, 2 business days
- Hatch-Waxman ANDA Patent Litigation — $215 flat fee, 2 business days
- Biosimilar BPCIA Patent Litigation — $215 flat fee, 2 business days