Chipperson Law Group, P.C.

About Chipperson Law Group, P.C.

Chipperson Law Group, P.C. is an intellectual property and business law firm located at 163 Madison Ave in Morristown, New Jersey. The practice serves investors, small business owners, artists, and authors in New Jersey and nationwide, with additional offices listed in Princeton, New Jersey, and New York, New York. Its stated approach combines legal analysis with business-side considerations, aiming to protect clients’ work while supporting cost-effective outcomes.

The firm’s practice areas cover patents, trademarks, trade secrets, copyrights, licensing agreements, and business law. Specific services include U.S. and international design and utility patent applications, U.S. and international trademark prosecution, copyright applications, trademark searches, infringement and validity opinions, patentability and clearance searching, licensing negotiations, and product development and commercialization strategies. The firm also handles domain name disputes, including UDRP arbitrations, FDA approval work for generic drugs, intellectual property litigation and appeals, and U.S. trademark cancellation and opposition proceedings before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.

Chipperson Law Group presents itself as a boutique alternative to both large firms that may assign junior lawyers and small firms that may lack specialized skill. Its website emphasizes responsive, client-focused service, creative problem-solving, and relationships built on trust and confidence. The firm’s review profile is generally positive, with a 4.30 rating across 12 reviews. Many reviewers describe long-term relationships and praise the firm’s professionalism, prompt responses, clear explanations, thoroughness, and attention to detail. Patent and trademark work are recurring subjects of positive feedback, and some reviewers specifically value the firm’s cost-effectiveness compared with larger law firms.

Not all feedback is uniformly positive. A small number of low ratings introduce concerns, including one review that alleges rude or condescending treatment and another owner response that references a client who discontinued work over cost. The firm has disputed at least one negative review as false and has stated that costs were laid out in advance in an engagement agreement. Overall, Chipperson Law Group appears best suited to clients seeking a boutique intellectual property practice with broad patent, trademark, copyright, and business law capabilities.

An artist describes a rude interaction; the firm disputes the account and says it does not recognize the reviewer. Another client stopped working with the firm because of cost, while the firm says the charges followed the agreed terms.