Daniel Joseph Burns is a lawyer practicing patent, antitrust & unfair competition, intellectual property law and 2 other areas of law. Daniel received a M.S. degree from California State University in 1997, and has been licensed for 25 years. Daniel practices at Fish & Richardson P.C. in Redwood City, CA.
This guy started texting me out of no-where about my trademark. Saying he wanted all my info and lots of money to resubmit my trademark. Then when I challenged him to answer some questions to be sure he was not scamming me, he ends up threatening me to pull my trademark so he can help another applicant to use it. Said he's coming after me and that I should cease and desist using my business and trademark or he's going to make life bad for me. Unfortunately, I told him my son passed away and I did not have the funds to give him what he wanted, at some point he told me I should be dead and brought up something about "Diddy"? Sending me threatening texts after I told him numerous times to stop texting and harassing me. I did tell him he and his client have no rights to my company or my trademark. The guy seems unstable and very nasty. I would not recommend him as a human being much less an attorney.
500 Arguello Street, Suite 500Redwood City, CA 94063U.S.A.
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