Intellectual Property

Protect what you’ve built.

A great name or logo is only yours if the law says so. Using a name in your local market doesn't stop someone else from registering it federally and forcing you to rebrand — and forming an LLC or corporation doesn't automatically protect your brand name either. Trademark and copyright registration are how you make sure what you've built is actually, legally yours.

We’ve filed hundreds of trademarks and copyrights.

  • You're about to launch and want the name locked down. Before you invest in signage, packaging, or marketing, you want to know the name is actually available and registrable.

  • Someone's using a name too close to yours. You've spotted a competitor or copycat and want to know your options.

  • You got a cease-and-desist letter. Someone else claims you're infringing on their mark, and you need to know if that's true.

  • You're rebranding. New name, new logo — and you want it protected from day one this time.

  • You've created something worth protecting. A book, course, software, photography, or other creative work you want registered before it's shared publicly.

  • You're expanding internationally. Your U.S. registration doesn't cover you abroad, and you want to know what does.

Trademark

  • U.S. federal trademark applications

  • International filings

  • Renewals and maintenance filings

  • Trademark strategy tied to your business and growth plans

  • Trademark portfolio management

  • Infringement guidance

Copyright

  • Federal copyright registration

  • Copyright strategy tied to your business and growth plans

  • Copyright portfolio management

  • Licensing agreements

  • Infringement guidance

  • DMCA takedowns

IP is only as strong as the business behind it. →