Practice Area

Intellectual Property

Intellectual property becomes critical when ideas, brands, or creative work carry real commercial value.

Businesses and creators turn to IP counsel when launching products, protecting original work, entering licensing arrangements, or responding to misuse by others. These decisions shape ownership, control, and long-term leverage, and mistakes made early can be costly or irreversible later. We help clients protect, manage, and enforce intellectual property in ways that support business objectives, preserve value, and avoid unnecessary conflict.

We advise clients on the full lifecycle of intellectual property assets.

Protection & Planning

Secure trademark and copyright protection aligned with business goals
Structure ownership and IP planning to support growth, investment, or exit
Draft and negotiate non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements

Commercialization & Enforcement

Negotiate licensing, distribution, and IP-related commercial agreements
Advise on the purchase and sale of intellectual property assets
Enforce or defend against infringement claims with an eye toward cost and leverage

KTAP represents businesses, founders, authors, and creators in intellectual property matters involving protection, commercialization, and dispute resolution. Our experience spans registration, licensing, enforcement, and IP issues arising in transactions and litigation. We regularly advise clients on how intellectual property fits within broader business strategy, helping them protect competitive advantages while making pragmatic decisions about enforcement, risk, and cost.

Speak With An Attorney

If you are launching a product, brand, or creative work
When licensing or ownership decisions will affect long-term value
If infringement or misuse threatens your rights or market position
When intellectual property becomes central to a transaction or dispute

Who We Represent:

Founders and startup companies

Authors, creators, and licensors

Businesses protecting brands, technology, or original content

Clients monetizing or transferring intellectual property assets

Organizations addressing IP misuse or ownership disputes

Practice Area

Intellectual Property