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John Ferrell
Monopoly Architect, IP Strategist, Patent Attorney, Carr & Ferrell LLP
John Ferrell is a prominent attorney and co-founder of Carr & Ferrell LLP, a law firm based in Menlo Park, California, known for its focus on intellectual property and patent litigation. He has been actively practicing law since being admitted to the California State Bar in 1991.
Professional Background
- Co-Founder and Chair: John serves as the Chair of the Intellectual Property Practice Group at Carr & Ferrell LLP, where he specializes in helping companies establish legal protections for their innovations, effectively creating "benevolent monopolies" in their respective markets.34
- Education: He holds a Doctor of Jurisprudence from Santa Clara University and has a strong technical background with both a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Electrical Engineering.5
Legal Expertise
John's expertise lies primarily in:
- Patent Litigation: He represents clients in disputes regarding patent rights, ensuring that their intellectual property is protected against infringement.
- Corporate Law: His practice also encompasses broader corporate legal issues, assisting technology companies navigate complex legal landscapes.24
Contact Information
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: 650-812-3408
- Firm Address: Carr & Ferrell LLP, 120 Constitution Dr, Menlo Park, CA 94025-1107.14
John Ferrell is recognized for his contributions to the legal field and has been rated by Super Lawyers for his work in intellectual property law.4
Highlights
Did you know there is a U.S. federal law that lets you collect up to half of any resulting fines, penalties or forfeitures as a reward for providing information on smuggling or customs violations? Some rewards have been for millions of dollars. The statute dates to when customs duties were a major source of government revenue and smuggling was a common way to dodge these taxes. In this video, I explain how to gather evidence and submit a report, request confidentiality and prepare a claim for the reward after the investigation is completed. Note that any accusations must be accurate, truthful and in good faith and that it is often a slow process to collect. But you aren’t a rat! You’re a crime fighter exposing bad acts, keeping people honest and preserving the health of the legal system. You deserve a reward.
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Under the Moiety Statute, you can earn up to half of fines or penalties from reporting smuggling or customs violations. This centuries-old law allows tipsters to receive a reward if their information leads to successful investigations. As long as you follow the process and your claims are truthful and accurate, you may be able to earn a significant financial reward while fighting crime.
