Beusse Sanks, PLLC

About Beusse Sanks, PLLC

Beusse Sanks, PLLC is an Orlando intellectual property boutique located at 612 E Colonial Dr, Ste 250, where the practice is devoted to IP rather than folded into a general business law group. The firm covers patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, IP litigation, IP transactions, IP strategies, international IP and IP monitoring, with attorneys Terry M. Sanks, Jonathan G. Peterson, Liandra Izquierdo and James H. Beusse listed on the team. Its attorneys describe decades of combined experience and a holistic approach in which each IP decision is weighed against the other areas of IP law.

Work spans patent and trademark applications and assignments, copyright registration, infringement analyses, TTAB and court litigation, cease-and-desist matters, Florida state trademark registration, internet-related issues such as content takedown demands, and licensing or other transactions that help clients leverage intangible assets. The firm positions itself for inventors seeking patent protection, businesses building and enforcing brands, creators registering copyrights, and companies facing infringement disputes. Its attorneys also speak regularly to student and entrepreneur audiences, including sessions for an MBA class at Rollins College, a USF business college program on 3D printing and intellectual property, and the University of Florida IP Alliance club.

Reviewers consistently describe consultations as unhurried and educational. Recurring points include attorneys who explain complex USPTO correspondence and legal risk in plain terms, answer clarifying questions, and avoid pressuring clients toward immediate commitments; one reviewer noted being advised to take time before deciding. Speed is another repeated theme, with accounts of a consultation arranged within four hours and a meeting with an attorney in under 24 hours. Clients also mention cost awareness, including guidance credited with producing significant savings and a federal litigation matter whose final expense was judged fair, plus office staff who issue trademark renewal and patent paperwork reminders months ahead of deadlines.

The firm holds a 4.90 rating across 64 reviews, and the feedback is not unanimous. One reviewer reported months of unanswered calls and emails after signing an engagement letter, and another cautioned that federal court litigation costs should not be underestimated. Public commentary also centers heavily on a single named attorney, with comparatively little detail about the broader team’s work.