Intellectual Property Attorney Orange County
Protecting Your Intellectual Property – Patents, Trademarks, Copyrights, and Corporate Licensing Agreements
The Law Office of Eric B. Alspaugh, founded in 2003, specializes in intellectual property law serving Orange County and all Southern California. The firm’s philosophy and mission are straightforward and client focused:
“Give fast-growth and small to mid-size businesses access to cost-effective general counsel services.
We are committed to help businesses chart their growth and mitigate the risks associated with success.”
If you need to know how to protect intellectual property, how to get a patent, how to register a trademark, how to insure copyright protection or create a corporate licensing agreement, Alspaugh consults with clients on all aspects of the process throughout every phase of the intellectual property life cycle, covering the following:
Our Services
Patent Protection
Patent protection designed to attain industry-leading status. Patent infringement opinions, patent application and patent valuation.Trademark Lawyer
We routinely handle trademark issues that are fundamental to our clients' success. Register trademark, trademark searches, register your name.Copyright Attorney
Alspaugh Law educates clients on the synergy between copyright protection, patents, trademarks, and protects their works of authorship.Corporate Services
Alspaugh Law provides general counsel corporate services involving contracts, licensing, insurance-risk mitigation, property and lease practices, business formation and litigation management.Latest News
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