Industries

Sector-specific IP playbooks.

Trademark and copyright strategy adapted to the rules, marketplaces, and risks of your industry.

12 sectors

Built around your industry's IP risks

SaaS & Tech

Software trademarks, source code copyright, and AI-model branding strategy.

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Consumer Goods

Multi-class filings, packaging copyright, and customs recordation.

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Cannabis & Hemp

State-stacked filings — federal protection limited; we maximize state coverage.

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Food & Beverage

Restaurant, CPG, and beverage marks with trade-dress protection.

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Fashion & Apparel

Wordmarks, logos, prints, and Madrid Protocol expansion.

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Music & Entertainment

Sound recording + composition copyright, artist & label trademarks.

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Healthcare & Pharma

FDA-compliant naming, distinctiveness strategy, and clinical trial branding.

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Cosmetics & Beauty

Color trademarks, packaging IP, and influencer marketplace enforcement.

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Fintech & Crypto

Wordmark + logo strategy under heightened FTC and SEC naming scrutiny.

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Hospitality & Travel

Hotel, restaurant chain, and tour brand portfolio management.

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Sports & Esports

Team, league, and event marks; merchandise enforcement.

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Education & EdTech

Course IP, curriculum copyright, and institutional brand protection.

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Industries served
8,400+
Active marks
38
Countries
98.7%
Approval rate
Why sector matters

Industry shapes IP outcomes

Distinctiveness norms

What's distinctive in cosmetics may be descriptive in software. Class strategy depends on industry.

Marketplace exposure

Cannabis, fashion, and consumer goods face concentrated marketplace infringement; SaaS faces domain squatting.

Regulatory layering

Healthcare, fintech, and food face FDA/FTC/SEC overlay requiring coordinated brand strategy.

Velocity requirements

Music and entertainment require batch registration cadence; pharma requires multi-year naming workflows.

International priorities

Fashion and consumer goods need Madrid Protocol from day one; B2B SaaS often expands country-by-country.

Enforcement playbooks

DMCA dominates content; UDRP dominates SaaS; customs dominates physical goods.

Client Stories

Trusted by founders, creators, and counsel

"Their cannabis team understood the state-by-state stacking better than any firm we'd worked with."

Travis Holt
Founder, Bridgewater Botanicals

"For our DTC fashion brand, they had a Madrid + Amazon plan ready by week two."

Sienna Harlow
CEO, Vermillion Apparel

"Healthcare naming is brutal. They navigated FDA + USPTO simultaneously."

Dr. Emil Park
Founder, Northwind Health
Case studies

Selected industry wins

DTC Beauty

10-mark portfolio + Amazon enforcement

$1.2M revenue protected

EdTech

Course copyright registration + global filings

Series B IP diligence cleared

Cannabis

Multi-state filings across 11 jurisdictions

Brand defended in 3 disputes

FAQ

Common questions

Can't find what you're looking for? Talk to us.

Do you have specialists per industry?

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Yes — attorneys are routed by industry experience, especially for regulated sectors.

Can you handle cannabis if it's federally restricted?

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Yes — we focus on state filings, ancillary federal classes, and trade dress where federal protection is limited.

Do you work with my industry's regulator?

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We coordinate with FDA naming, FTC review, and SEC disclosure where relevant — but those are separate engagements.

Do you help with branding decisions?

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We provide IP-driven strategy on naming. Creative branding remains with your agency.

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