DuBoff Law Group

About DuBoff Law Group

DuBoff Law Group is a Portland, Oregon law firm offering a broad range of legal services from its office at 6665 SW Hampton St, Suite 200. The firm describes itself as a full-service law office and markets itself as having written the book on small business law. Its practice areas include contracts, conflict resolution, corporate and business law, employment law, estate planning, and intellectual property, copyright, and trademark. The firm also lists patent, trial, civil law, and general practice among its categories, with intellectual property and trademark work presented as a primary focus. Services include registration, assignment, and licensing of intellectual property assets, guidance on proper use and maintenance, and litigation for clients enforcing rights or facing infringement claims. The website notes that lawyers with the firm have authored books and scholarly articles on intellectual property issues, and that one attorney has assisted with revisions to copyright law.

The firm serves a varied client base. Reviews describe work for small business owners, artists, publishers, wineries, financial firms, international companies, and individuals navigating estate planning, business purchases, partnership separations, employment disputes, beneficiary disputes, and timeshare exits. Several reviewers mention long-term relationships spanning decades, suggesting a practice built around repeat business and ongoing counsel rather than one-off matters. Clients frequently praise the firm’s knowledge of business law, intellectual property, and trademarks, as well as its responsiveness by email and phone. Remote and phone-based engagement is mentioned positively, and one reviewer noted helpful monthly email alerts on legal topics. Others highlight patience, clear communication, and a willingness to explain unfamiliar legal processes.

The atmosphere described in reviews is professional but personable. Reviewers often mention caring, kind, and empathetic treatment during emotionally difficult matters, alongside efficient and timely resolution. The firm is repeatedly described as thorough, honest, and willing to go above and beyond. At the same time, some reviews point to limitations around cost and consultation expectations. A minority of reviewers describe paid consultations that did not answer substantive questions without a retainer, billing that felt aggressive or higher than expected, and at least one communication breakdown by phone. The firm’s owner responses dispute a few negative reviews as belonging to non-clients or the wrong firm. Overall, DuBoff Law Group appears best suited to clients seeking a broad business-law and intellectual property practice with deep experience, while prospective clients should clarify consultation scope, fees, and engagement terms in advance.