About MC Law
No one does IP like MC Law.
MC Law is a litigation and transactional firm built by people who shipped code before they practiced law. We litigate patent, trademark, copyright, trade secret, and business disputes; draft and negotiate the licenses, technology agreements, and deals that move IP; and advise founders, in-house teams, and investors on patent, trademark, and technology strategy—with lawyers who actually understand what you've built.
We started MC Law because too many technology companies get mediocre legal work—boilerplate contracts, litigators who can't follow the engineering, and advice that lands after the deadline. We do the opposite: senior teams, real technical depth, and answers you can act on.
Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Washington, D.C., MC Law works with founders, in-house teams, and investors from 2 offices in Washington, D.C., and Knoxville. Whether you're signing your first license or defending a patent in court, we're built to grow with you.
MC Law in brief.
- What we are
- MC Law PLLC is a litigation and transactional law firm based in Washington, D.C., focused on intellectual property, technology, and business disputes, representing clients across the United States and internationally, with flat-fee legal services delivered virtually.
- Founded
- 2021
- Offices
- 1441 U Street NW, Suite 102, Washington, DC 20009 (headquarters)116 Agnes Rd, Suite 200, Knoxville, TN 37919
- Bar admissions
- Tennessee. See each attorney's profile.
- How we charge
- Published flat fees for defined work, and written estimates for open-ended matters.
- How to engage us
- Order virtual flat-fee services online with no office visit, or tell us about a matter. Clients abroad are welcome on U.S. legal matters.
- What we don't do
- We do not prepare or prosecute patent applications. We counsel on patents, license them, and litigate them.
- Contact
- info@mclaw.io · +1 202.409.1003. We reply by email, usually within one business day, and by phone only for scheduled calls.
The MC Law difference.
Technologists first
We wrote code and built systems before we practiced law. We understand the technology before we argue about it or write it into a contract.
Singular focus
Litigation and transactions, centered on IP and technology. That focus compounds into judgment you won't get from a generalist down the hall.
Senior people, small teams
You work with the attorney handling your matter—not a rotating cast of juniors. Fewer hands, sharper work, faster answers.
Aligned to your business
Patents and contracts are a means, not the goal. We tie every recommendation back to the outcome you're actually after.