Todd Maddocks | Irving Intellectual Property Lawyer

I have built my practice by doing a consistently professional job and keeping my clients informed about their matter.

Local knowledge is not as important as industry knowledge. In franchising, you must always weigh the law and the practice being used in the industry. Franchise attorney's tend to lean toward conservatism in their approach.

I can give you a 30,000 foot view of your situation and share my experience by applying it to your situration

The parties involved so I can conduct a check for conflicts.

My many years of experience in an area that is not typically taught in law school

I like to ride my bicycle and play the bass guitar in a band. I also love camping, boating and piloting my Cessna 210

• Member | Texas State Bar Association

• 32 Years of Experience

• Columnist, Entrepreneur Magazine (1998 – 2004)
  ▪ Columnist, Entrepreneur International Edition (1998 – 2000)
  ▪ Featured Columnist, Franchise Times (1995 – 1998)
  ▪ Author, “Full Steam Ahead,” Featured Story, Entrepreneur Magazine (April 2004)
  ▪ Author, “Multi Unit Mania,” Entrepreneur Magazine (May 2001)
  ▪ Author, “Biz Op or Biz Flop?” Lead Featured Story, Be Your Own Boss (2001)
  ▪ Author, “Write the Wrongs,” Entrepreneur Magazine (January 2001)
  ▪ Author, “Manning the Outpost Office,” ABA Law Practice Management Journal (December 2000)
  ▪ Author, “The Power of the Internet,” Feature, Entrepreneurmag.com (2000)
  ▪ Author, “Androcles and the Franchising Industry: Pulling Out Thorns From The Franchise Relationship,” ABA Annual Forum on Franchising (1993). Republished in hardback by the ABA as part of the Best of the Forum series (1995)

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