Second.law, Inc.
Creations of the mind.
Your ideas, protected.​
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Intellectual property is the value your business creates with its ideas, and the law lets you protect it. You can own, sell, or license your IP, even though you can't physically touch it. IP rights include copyrights, trademarks, patents, and trade secrets, each separate and distinct, and each one potentially vital to your business.
In a competitive market, a company's value lies not just in its physical assets but in its ideas, brand, and innovations. Time, money, and effort go into building IP, so make sure yours is protected.
IP
Trademark
Trademark your brilliant brand & catchphrases.
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Your brand is one of your most valuable assets. Legally protect it and leverage those rights for the greatest possible benefit. Trademark registration prevents others from using a mark confusingly similar to yours; it can protect a word, phrase, symbol, or design that sets your brand apart.
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Copyright
Legal just called. That tune you're whistling is a copyright infringement.​
Copyright gives creators control over their creative work; others usually need permission to use it. You've worked hard to create it, so register it to protect it, you can't sue for infringement until your work is officially registered.
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Licensing
Monetize your IP. Earn passive income through licensing.
In a licensing deal, you keep ownership of your copyright or trademark but grant another party permission to use some or all of your IP for a set time, for a fee or royalty. Almost everything is negotiable, including how much and for how long. Our attorneys negotiate the best terms to maximize your earnings.