We can help you register trademarks and copyrights, and implement licensing agreements. Nondisclosure agreements can also help protect valid trade secrets. And sometimes a course or methodology might qualify for patent protection depending on how it is implemented and if the coach registers the patent in time.

Yes. We structure certification and licensing systems that allow others to use your content with in the scope of your permission, helping you protect and maintain control over your valuable intellectual property.

You might need such things as disclaimers, clear usage terms, a clear strategy for maximizing intellectual property rights. We help you build a legal foundation that supports growth and helps prevent misuse.

Collaborative agreements can help protect your interests, clarify ownership, and help prevent future disputes, such as for brand deals and joint ventures. A well written collaboration or partnership agreement will also provide for a clean way to exit if the relationship goes bad, including mapping out who gets the collaboratively created IP after the break up.

Potentially, Yes. Jay guides clients through trademark clearance, registration, and enforcement to protect their brand identity and reputation.

There's liability for making misrepresentations, providing negligent advise, infringing the IP of others, violating the scope-of-practice of a licensed profession, and breaking privacy or data protection laws, too name a few. Jay help clients leverage legal compliance to also build trust with their audiences.

Through copyright registration, strong branding backed by one or more registered trademarks, licensing agreements, robust terms of service, and platform enforcement strategies, to name a few. Jay helps clients implement proactive strategies to discourage infringement. If it still happens, Jay help clients assert their rights and take action necessary action, including through cease and desist letters.

It's not necessary, but often a core part of asset protection strategies. Some small business owners might be better off putting money into insurance. While others might benefit from the extra layer of protection that a properly formed and properly maintained corporation, LLC, or irrevocable trust might provide. Jay helps client determine if a business entity is right for them, and then help them form it to help shield their personal assets and support long-term growth.

An attorney experienced in marketing law can audit your messaging for compliance with advertising laws, trademark rules, and best practices.

Maybe, if your agreements includes the right clauses to let you revoke the licensee and if the requirements for revocation have been satisfied. This is why it is often a good idea to work with an attorney experienced with drafting licenses to help you shape the contours of your license agreements.