"Satisfying the requirements of Twombly and Iqbal, of course, will require counsel to focus complaints only on viable claims. Thus, before filing a complaint, counsel must ascertain exactly what claims are alleged to be infringed and how they are infringed. That can be done with brevity and clarity, if counsel know their theories of infringement at the outset and what can, and cannot, be said about allegedly infringing conduct. That, in turn, may well, and indeed, likely will, require expert assistance. It will mean taking great care when crafting a succinct, but sufficient, patent complaint. But, that is not asking too much."

Sounds reasonable. I think we have the necessary expertise .(my words)