Intellectual property is often the most valuable asset a creative or technology business owns, and the one most easily lost through delay. Our team helps founders, brands, studios and inventors decide what to protect, where to protect it and how to enforce it.

We work across trademarks, copyright, patents, designs and trade secrets, and we handle the commercial side as well: licensing, assignments, franchising and the clauses in employment and supplier contracts that decide who owns what is created.

Most clients arrive with a specific worry, such as a name they want to launch, a copy they have found or a contract that asks them to sign away rights. We start there, then look at the wider portfolio so that one fix does not leave another gap open.

Protection starts with an honest audit. We list the names, logos, designs, code, content and know-how a business relies on, check who actually owns each item, and mark where a registration, an assignment or a confidentiality term is missing. The result is a short plan in priority order, not a long list of everything that could be filed.

Registration is only the beginning. We help you choose the right territories and classes, answer objections from the registry, and set up a simple system for renewals, so that a mark or a design does not lapse because a deadline was missed.

When someone copies or misuses your work, the first step is evidence. We collect dated screenshots, sales records and correspondence, send a measured notice where that is likely to work, and use the takedown routes of marketplaces and platforms. If a claim is needed, we explain the likely cost and timing before you decide.