Dallas-Fort Worth is not a satellite market for intellectual property work. It carries more Fortune 500 headquarters than nearly any other metro in the country, and the warehousing and distribution corridor running through Alliance and DFW Airport moves goods, real and counterfeit, at a scale most cities never see. MI:33 works this metro directly, not through a national intake system routing your matter to whoever picks up. Every case is run by one of the two principals who built the firm, the same people behind our national case record, based inside the market where your matter sits. If your matter runs through Dallas or Fort Worth, the firm handling it should already know the ground, not learn it on your clock.
What Dallas-Fort Worth counsel gets
Every matter is run by Rob or Jason Holmes, the two principals who built the firm. Not an associate, not a subcontractor pulled from a national roster. You get the person doing the work, from the first call to the final report.
The Northern District of Texas runs through Dallas. When a matter heads toward federal filing, it moves through a court we already know, not one we are meeting for the first time on your case.
Alliance, the Inland Port, and DFW Airport move freight at a scale that draws counterfeit traffic along with it. We know the warehouses, the fulfillment centers, and the resale channels running through this corridor, because we work them directly.
Dallas-Fort Worth carries more Fortune 500 headquarters than almost any metro in the country. We built our case record on matters at that scale. You get that standard of work without routing through a national account team.
A meeting with counsel, a site visit, a hand-delivered cease-and-desist letter. Being based in the Metroplex means none of that requires a flight.
Behind landmark cases
The first successful US suit to hold an internet service provider liable for counterfeiting. We were the investigators.
Our year-long undercover investigation became the basis for the first online marketplace held liable for counterfeiting.
Our work led authorities to the world’s largest spam ring and the conviction of the King of Spam.
A published example of our web-forensics method.
Whether the matter stays inside the Metroplex or moves beyond it, a principal handles it start to finish, in confidence. A case this close to home should not run through a firm working it from somewhere else. The question is not whether your matter needs an investigator who knows Dallas-Fort Worth. It’s why you would hire one who doesn’t.