Your invention.Your brand.Your original work.Let’s protect them.
Patent, trademark, and copyright counsel for inventors, creators, and growing businesses.
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What do you need to protect?
You do not need to know the legal category before you start. Begin with what matters to you.
Your invention
A new product. A technical improvement. A distinctive design. Explore the patent path that fits what you have developed.
Explore patents →Your brand
The name, logo or slogan customers recognize. Make informed decisions before you launch, expand or invest further.
Explore trademarks →Your original work
Your writing, images, software or creative content. Understand ownership, registration and the protection available.
Explore copyrights →Different starting points.
The same need for clarity.
Good IP decisions begin with your goals—not a one-size-fits-all filing.
Inventors & founders
You are developing something new. Understand the questions to address before a public launch, a filing or a major investment.
Businesses & legal teams
You are building on an existing business. Bring your brands, products, prior filings and business priorities into the conversation.
Creators & entrepreneurs
Your work is part of your livelihood. Explore how original content, business identity and new ideas fit together.
Three areas of IP.
A connected perspective.
A product can involve an invention, a brand and original creative work. Each calls for a different legal analysis. Looking at them together helps you ask better questions and choose a more useful next step.
Get to know 3IP Law →- Protect the innovation behind your product
- Protect the identity behind your business
- Protect the expression behind your work
A clear path forward.
Tell us what you need
Describe your goal, your stage and any known deadline. Keep confidential technical details out of the initial inquiry.
Discuss the right approach
Explore the relevant protection, the information needed and the questions that may affect your options.
Define the work before it begins
If we agree to work together, confirm the scope, legal fees, government fees and next steps in writing.
Start with better questions.
Read all FAQs →Do I need a patent, trademark or copyright?
It depends on what you want to protect. Patents concern qualifying inventions or product designs; trademarks identify the source of goods or services; copyrights protect original expression. More than one may be relevant to the same business.
Can I talk to you before I know what to file?
Yes. Use the consultation request to explain your business goal and current stage. You do not need to arrive with a filing strategy already decided.
What will the work cost?
The scope matters. Before engagement, ask about legal fees, government fees, included work and possible later stages. A filing is not always the end of the process.