Okay, let’s tackle this. So Allen Nunnally has a strong background in intellectual property law, with expertise in licensing, patent litigation, and life sciences. His experience in the pharmaceutical industry and genomics adds value. Location is Boston, MA, which is a hub for biotech and pharma companies. Intellectual property attorneys with his level of experience and expertise can charge higher rates. Maybe around $200–$400 per hour? But considering his industry connections and education from Amherst College, maybe higher. Some top IP attorneys in biotech and pharma can charge $500+. Let’s check averages. IP attorneys with his background might average $300–$450. So I’ll estimate around $375, but given his experience in the pharmaceutical industry, I’m going to round up to $275 per hour.