Rayman Khan
Business / Contracts, Business Formation, Copyrights, Intellectual Property, Trademarks (Transactional)
San Diego, California
Personal Introduction
inspired by the creative spirit, and its potential to change the world. Ray is an easy going plant father and adventurous spirit. He heads up the brand strategy and contract practice areas for in|flow. His goal is to be the Anthony Bourdain of lawyers... whatever that means. Ray can help you secure a trademark, get your contracts aligned, and find the best spot in town to get dinner tonight. He's worked with creative and social entrepreneurs in the past, as well as serve as a climate policy advisor for the City of San Diego. Ask him about his lunch with Desmond Tutu.
Practice Composition
Transactional
Education
Practice Summary
It didn't take us long to learn that historically the archaic practice of old law has created barriers for many who sought economic independence. We formed in|flow to provide "new law" legal support to creative entrepreneurs and artists, because creative people need creative lawyers too. Old law is "the man." you don't work for the man, so why should you work with the man? New law is human - professional with a personal touch. Old law is slow and costly, it's antiquated and bloated. New law is agile and efficient, it embraces innovation to provide services without unnecessary overhead. Old law is hourly billing, where speaking with clients is $$$. New law is subscription models and flat fees so clients can predict their bills and speak freely with us Our passion is to be advisors and strategic partners with our clients. But traditional legal services rooted in hourly billing, never supported the collaborative model we sought to work in. So we created our own model to disrupt old law and provide the kind of a service you and your business deserve. A legal team to help clear the fog. A relationship to empower you.
Response Time
2 days
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