Copyright Law: Copyright law can be used to protect creative expression including, for example, books, articles, seminars, sales brochures, advertising, solicitation letters and emails, instruction manuals, architectural and engineering drawings, pictures, photographs, paintings, graphical images, web-site designs, computer software, music, and sound recordings.

Internet & Computer Law: Intellectual property protection online involves a number of different doctrines including, for example, patent protection for novel web-based business methods and online procedures, trademark protection for domain names and online identities, and copyright protection for creative expression including website designs, advertising copy, and graphical images.

Trade Secret Law: Trade secret law protects proprietary and confidential information used in business including, for example, customer or supplier lists, marketing plans, formulas for compositions, and manufacturing processes.

Unfair Competition Law: Unfair competition law encompasses a variety of types of commercial or business conduct including acts of trademark and trade dress infringement, false advertising, dilution, and trade secret theft. If you have an existing product or service that you find has been copied or pirated, unfair competition laws may help in obtaining relief in the event that other intellectual property protection is not available such as patents, trademarks, and copyrights.

Franchise Law: The cornerstone of a successful franchise is a trademark for the product or service provided. By finding others willing to invest their time and money to help grow a business concept, a proprietor can use franchising to clone proven business ideas and marketing techniques and obtain growth rates much higher than if he or she were restricted to opening more units on their own