IP Attorney for Software Prototype

I am looking for an experienced IP attorney, preferably someone with experience at a larger IP-focused law firm, IP boutique, BigLaw IP practice, or sophisticated patent litigation/prosecution practice. The initial engagement would be a paid 45–60 minute review of a working prototype using public patent documents only. I am not seeking legal advice, and no confidential client information will be reviewed. The goal is to receive practical expert feedback on how to improve the attorney-facing report, workflow, terminology, and usefulness of the analysis. Feedback areas may include: * Whether the risk categories reflect real IP practice * How to make the report more credible and attorney-friendly * What information should be added, removed, or reframed * How the tool could fit into patent prosecution, litigation, diligence, licensing, or portfolio review * What would make the output more valuable to law firms, patent owners, investors, or IP teams Ideal background: * Patent litigation and/or patent prosecution experience * Experience at a larger IP-centric firm, IP boutique, or sophisticated patent practice * Claim analysis, invalidity, infringement, PTAB, licensing, or patent due diligence experience * Ability to give direct, practical feedback based on real-world IP workflows This may become an ongoing advisory relationship as the software is refined. I am especially interested in someone who can provide periodic feedback, suggest improvements, and help make the product more useful for serious IP professionals.