Infringement rarely announces itself conveniently, and the strength of any later action depends heavily on what is done in the first days after it is discovered: preserving evidence, documenting the infringing goods or use, and deciding the right forum before the opportunity to act narrows.
We coordinate that response from the first report: assessing the strength of the underlying registration, gathering and preserving evidence, and recommending the proportionate route, a cease and desist letter, a marketplace takedown, an administrative complaint before the Department of Industry, a customs measure, or litigation where nothing less will resolve it.
This is the practice that sits behind every industry and practice area on this site: whatever the right is, trademark, patent, design or copyright, enforcement is how it is made to mean something in the market.
