CoffyLaw, LLC

Practice scope and geographic reach

CoffyLaw, LLC has offices in Maplewood and Clifton, New Jersey, and Brooklyn, New York. The firm states that it serves clients in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, the Tri-State area, and nationwide. Maplewood is the firm's main base.

Intellectual property is the main practice described on the website. The listed fields include patent law, trademarks, copyright, trade secrets, and IP litigation. The firm also handles immigration law, business law and litigation, bankruptcy, and family law.

Several of these fields can overlap in a single legal matter. A business dispute may raise questions about a trademark, confidential information, or ownership of creative work. Bankruptcy can also affect contracts, business assets, and pending claims.

Intellectual property work

The website gives patents the most visible place within the firm's intellectual property work. It also identifies trademarks, copyright, trade secrets, and related litigation as separate practice areas. This mix covers several forms of legal protection used by inventors, creators, and businesses.

Patent work and technical input

Patent applications require a clear account of an invention and carefully drafted claims. The United States Patent and Trademark Office reviews those claims against legal standards and earlier technology. An examiner may issue questions or objections that call for a written response or changes to the claims.

CoffyLaw says its team includes former patent examiners, patent attorneys, inventors, and engineering advisers. The stated technical fields include mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, nuclear chemistry, and computer technology. That background is relevant when legal analysis depends on how a product, process, or system works.

Patent work may also involve ownership records, assignments, and filing deadlines. Inventors often need to explain what they created, who contributed, and when public disclosure occurred. Those facts can shape the filing strategy and the scope of the claims.

Trademarks, copyright, and trade secrets

Trademark matters generally concern names, logos, and other signs that identify the source of goods or services. The process may include clearance research, an application, examination, and responses to objections. Disputes can arise over similar marks, marketplace use, or ownership.

Copyright protects qualifying original expression, while registration can affect the remedies available in a dispute. Relevant records may include drafts, publication dates, licenses, and assignment agreements. Courts may examine access, copying, ownership, and the protected parts of a work.

Trade secret matters focus on confidential information that has business value. Courts often review access controls, confidentiality terms, internal policies, and the way information moved between people or companies. The website lists trade secrets as its own practice area, alongside intellectual property litigation.

Disputes and court procedure

The site lists both IP litigation and business litigation. These matters can place contracts, ownership records, communications, and technical materials before a court. The precise issues depend on the rights and conduct alleged in the pleadings.

Litigation usually proceeds through filed claims, responses, document exchange, witness testimony, motions, and court hearings. Judges set schedules and decide legal questions. Parties may also discuss settlement while the case proceeds.

Business, bankruptcy, and family matters

Business litigation can concern agreements, company decisions, payment duties, or control of assets. Written contracts and business records often carry much of the factual weight. Emails, accounting materials, corporate documents, and witness accounts may also shape the case.

The website also names bankruptcy as a practice area. Bankruptcy cases require financial disclosures and court filings, while creditors may submit claims or challenge particular requests. The chosen chapter and the debtor's status determine many of the required steps.

Family law appears among the additional services described on the firm's website. Family cases proceed under state law and may involve petitions, financial records, parenting information, and court orders. The court and the type of request control the timetable and proof required.

Immigration matters and agency process

Agency rules and the requested immigration benefit determine where a matter begins. Many cases require forms, identity records, supporting evidence, and close attention to filing dates. Some matters involve interviews or requests for further evidence.

United States Citizenship and Immigration Services handles many applications and petitions. Other matters may involve the Department of State or an immigration court. The correct procedure depends on the person's status, location, history, and requested relief.

CoffyLaw lists immigration law alongside its business and intellectual property services. Its stated geographic reach includes New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, the Tri-State area, and clients nationwide. Immigration law often uses federal procedures, though the proper filing route still depends on the matter.

How the team is built

The website names four attorneys and states their roles. Emmanuel Coffy is the Managing Partner, and Leonard Boyer is a Senior Partner. Fritzner L. Altidor is identified as an attorney at law with Esq. and CPA credentials, while Omprakash Sringeri is Of Counsel.

CoffyLaw reports more than 80 years of combined experience across its team. The site describes a mix of former patent examiners, patent attorneys, inventors, business attorneys, and technical advisers. In my opinion as a reviewer, that stated mix has clear relevance to matters that combine legal rules with engineering or scientific facts.

The technical team includes advisers in several named disciplines. Their role is distinct from the attorneys listed by the firm. This structure gives readers a clear view of the legal and technical roles presented on the website.

What the stated record shows

The website reports one concrete patent result for a client. CoffyLaw says it obtained U.S. Patent No. 10,305,849. A patent number identifies a particular issued right and gives the reported result a precise reference.

The firm's published facts support a clear picture of its focus. Intellectual property receives the strongest emphasis, with related work in disputes, business matters, immigration, bankruptcy, and family law. The specific result identified by the firm is U.S. Patent No. 10,305,849.

Attorney backgrounds and individual practice depth

Emmanuel Coffy's professional history connects patent law with direct experience in technology and patent examination. Before private practice, he worked as a U.S. Patent Examiner and a digital design engineer. He earned his J.D. from Seton Hall University School of Law in 2003. His education also includes a master's degree in electrical engineering from the Florida Institute of Technology and a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Bridgeport Engineering Institute. He was also a Ph.D. candidate in Technology Management at Stevens Institute of Technology.

Coffy's listed work extends beyond preparing and prosecuting patent applications. His bio identifies patent infringement analysis and patentability opinions. It also includes disputes involving intellectual property. These details show the types of patent questions assigned to him, from the prospects for protection to the analysis of an asserted patent right.

Fritzner L. Altidor brings legal and accounting education to the firm's business work. He earned a J.D. from Concord University and an M.S. in Taxation from Rutgers University. He also holds a Rutgers bachelor's degree in accounting. His listed practice includes business formation and civil litigation, along with taxation. That background may be relevant when a company matter requires review of both legal documents and financial records.

Leonard Boyer's individual practice includes foreclosure defense and general civil litigation. His other listed fields include bankruptcy law and business law. He graduated from New York Law School and holds bachelor's degrees in Political Science and Psychology from the State University of New York at Buffalo. He also participates at New York Law School as a Moot Court Judge.

Initial contact with the firm

CoffyLaw states that it offers free consultations. The published contact information gives prospective clients more than one route to the office. The firm lists (973) 352-0650 as a telephone number and provides info@coffylaw.com for email inquiries. The record also includes a second telephone number, (973) 996-2947.

A prospective client can use the initial contact to identify the type of matter and provide the basic facts available. The published record does not state a consultation length or describe any conditions attached to the offer. It also does not provide a fixed response time. Directory users should therefore confirm those details directly when contacting the firm.