Affordable Intellectual Property Law Legal Advice & Protection
Logos, inventions, works of art and other forms of intellectual property are valuable parts of your business. LegalShield makes sure you secure the protection you need to at a price you can afford.
What type of IP protection do you need?
Protecting your intellectual property through federal filings helps you maintain the exclusive right to profit from your creations.
- Trademarks and service marks protect things like brand names, taglines and logos.
- Copyrights protect creative works such as songs, novels, movies and software.
- Utility and Design Patents protect inventions.
Some businesses require multiple types of intellectual property protection to create a strong barrier against infringement. Rather than wasting a ton of time conducting internet research and guessing about which type of protection is right for your situation, purchase a small business plan from LegalShield and get the legal help you need to make smart decisions.
File for patents, trademarks and copyrights correctly
Intellectual property law is tricky. Not only do you have to select the right protection, the applications you submit to the Canadian Intellectual Property Office must follow the law to the letter, and the requirements can be complex and nuanced.
Intellectual property lawyers are considered specialists within the practice of law, often requiring training beyond law school. For example, patent lawyers often have an engineering or science degree on top of their legal degree.
Small business plans from LegalShield include three consultations per year with an intellectual property lawyer. Also, you can download templates and forms from our website and have your attorney review them to make sure everything is in order before you file your applications.
Legal help with trademark and copyright infringement
Whether someone is infringing on your intellectual property and damaging your business or a third party is claiming that you’ve infringed on their copyright or trademark, you should speak to an experienced intellectual property lawyer as soon as possible. Financial loss and business disruption can escalate quickly.
Get the legal advice you need to protect your rights and minimize damages by joining LegalShield today. You can be on the phone with an infringement lawyer.
How a LegalShield Small Business Plan works for intellectual property
You get the best of both worlds. You have the help of a lawyer to make sure your intellectual property is well protected AND you save a ton of money.
Consultation & advice
You can have unlimited phone consultation with a business lawyer to get questions answered, receive legal advice and make sure you’re making the right moves.
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Document review & negotiation
You can have your lawyer review any documents (up to 15 pages each) and even make phone calls and write letters on behalf of your business to resolve disputes with vendors, creditors or customers.
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“Dear LegalShield, I am writing you this letter to say thank you for all of your assistance. I am a professional photographer by trade and I have used LegalShield for everything from trademarking advice to collecting outstanding debts from clients. All in all, I can’t believe the help and advice that I have received for such a reasonable fee, the service has more than paid for itself and it is priceless to have someone that I can talk too fast with knowledgeable legal advice. Thank you.”
—Al Scott Photography
LegalShield Member
Get help with intellectual property law
Plans start at only $49 per month
Key features of our Small Business Legal Plans
LegalShield’s business plans can help you in the following areas.
Advice,
consultation & research
Legal consultation from a provider lawyer on business legal matters, with legal research for each issue, if needed.
Letters or
phone calls
Receive help with business legal matters more efficiently with professional communications issued on your behalf.
Document
review
Put business-related legal documents through legal review.
Collection
letters
A collection letter from a provider lawyer could help you recoup payments more efficiently.