I have been practicing law since 1990. Since 1994, my practice has focused primarily on licensing and litigating matters concerning patents, trade secrets, trademarks and unfair competition. In January 1995 I joined a start-up firm, Tobor & Goldstein, that was designed to enforce intellectual property rights through licensing and litigation. Through my efforts, along with the effort of my partners, Dale Quisenberry and Colin Errington, we had numerous successes. In 2001, the firm name was changed to Goldstein & Polasek, L.L.P. In 2002, Polasek, Quisenberry & Errington, L.L.P. was established. Our mission is to provide representation to companies and individuals on a contingent fee, mixed-fee or hourly basis. Over the years our work has been instrumental in obtaining numerous multi-million dollar fees for clients.

I have experience in litigating a broad array of intellectual property cases including patent, trademark, trade secret, unfair competition, and related common law and state causes of actions. Through the years, I have also gained experience in a wide variety of technologies, including oil field equipment, medical devices, computer accessories, telecommunications equipment, contact lens and software inventions.

When we take a case on a contingent fee, our firm only gets paid if we are successful in obtaining a recovery. We are flexible in negotiating contingency and alternative billing arrangements, with the range depending on the nature of the case. We also litigate cases on a mixed hourly-fee / contingent-fee basis. Each case depends on the factual and legal circumstances; past results are not a guarantee of future results.