Austin Intellectual Property Attorneys & Lawyers
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Erin Hudson

Dean Elazab

Brandon Pittard

Joshua Massingill

Matthew Burr

Michael Ramos

Lia Smith
Kasey Christie

Justin Bryant

Christopher Cyrus

Thomas Eisweirth
Gaurav Goel

Anne Grigg

Max Kolar

Lisa Thorsen

Nicolle Muehr

Joseph Leak
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Idris Motiwala
Isaac Warren

Brian Hall

Elena Vlady

Michael Smith

Jennifer Carroll

Bill Hulsey
Jeffrey Lambert, Esq. Mpa
Dennis James

Robert Linkin

Jamie Richards Whitney

Bruce A. Johnson

Ali Akhtar
John Burns

Jonathan Charnitski
Robert Mckee
Steven A. Caufield

Sehar Aijaz

Peter Bean

Katheryn Johnson

Griffith Thomas

Josendrick Bravo
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Denis Abercrombie
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Luke Tucker

Blake Stovall

Ej Archuleta
Craige Thompson
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Morgan Smith
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Chris Bourgeacq

John Chandler

Michael Ybarra

Brandon Gaines

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Kevin Lee
Brett A. Cenkus

Chad Harlow

Ej Archuleta
Chris Jones

Darryl Pruett

Austin Jones
Matthew A. Henry
William Todd Ver Weire

Adrian Resendez
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Andrew Bernick

Greg Pierce

Daniel Fraley

Fisayo Fadelu

Adriana Lopez-Ortiz

Laura Witbeck
Kevin Hiatt

Patrick Stellitano
John Mcconnell
Austin Intellectual Property Lawyers
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Our Austin intellectual property attorneys & lawyers can help you secure and protect your company-s intellectual property. Whether you are an entrepreneur, artist, author, engineer, manager, or individual - the IP attorneys on UpCounsel have you covered.
There are four common areas of intellectual property, which all protect different things such as: copyrights, trademarks, patents, and trade secrets. Additionally, licensing is a popular enough specialization of IP that warrants mentioning.
Our Austin IP attorneys that specialize in licensing can help you draft contracts that grant permission to another party to do something with an otherwise protected work or product. A license can grant the right to reproduce the work by: distributed copy of the work to others by rental, sale, or lease, or preparing derivative works using protected expression from the original work, and/or displaying the work.
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This is the most recent 20 reviews out of 302 reviews for Commercial Contracts attorneys in Texas

Assist with Other Commercial Contract Matter
"Very responsive!"
Bill M
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Austin,
TX,
4 days ago
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Assist with Other Commercial Contract Matter
"Has been great working with Damian"
Seth B
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Fort Worth,
TX,
about 2 months ago

Review Terms of Service
"Highly recommended! I had a great experience working with Michael."
Laurie C
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Austin,
TX,
about 2 months ago

Non-Disclosure Agreement (Commercial)
"Perfect service ever"
Junho L
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Houston,
TX,
3 months ago

Assist with Other Commercial Contract Matter
"Michael was incredibly helpful! His notes were remarkably thorough, and he gave me insight I would never have been able to manage on my own. I'd recommend him without reservation. Thank you so much, Michael!"
Maria Ada S
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Castroville,
TX,
6 months ago

Terminate Business Consulting Agreement
"Thank you so much for helping me with my agreement review"
Arnold C
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San Antonio,
TX,
7 months ago
Assist with Other Commercial Contract Matter
"Darryl was easy to reach, answered my questions, provided sound advice, and delivered exactly what he promised."
Emilio C
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Wylie,
TX,
8 months ago
Draft Terms of Service
"Alex is a kind and knowledgable guy. He was clearly the best fit and we will definitely come back to him in the future."
Kyle L
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Aubrey,
TX,
8 months ago
Review and Revise Service Agreement
"Excellent as always! Helped me get a one-sided contract more reasonable."
Stephen W
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Seabrook,
TX,
9 months ago

600 Realty Inc.
"Prompt and knowledgeable!"
Stella O
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Prosper,
TX,
12 months ago
Assist with Other Commercial Contract Matter
"Wonderful attorney! Pleasant and easy to talk to, helpful, and very knowledgeable! AND can get the job done well!"
Zachary H
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Austin,
TX,
about 1 year ago
Draft Distribution Agreement
"Steven demonstrated impressive knowledge and clarity while drafting the agreement we needed. His efficiency and understanding of our requirements were commendable. We look forward to collaborating with him again for our legal needs."
Dilruba K
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Richmond,
TX,
about 1 year ago

Draft Affiliate Agreement
"Mario was great to work with. I was able to set up a call with him and he quickly took my project. He was in communication through the entire process and very quickly got it done. Highly recommend Mario."
Matt E
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Bulverde,
TX,
about 1 year ago
Non-Disclosure Agreement (Commercial)
"She is Simply the best business attorney I know."
Sammy S
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Austin,
TX,
about 1 year ago
Review Business Consulting Agreement
"Jon was fantastic to work with! He was fast, responsive, worked with me to resolve my particular needs around IP protections, and was really knowledgable in all areas of contract law. I trust Jon, and would absolutely work with him again."
Ryan K
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Livingston,
TX,
over 1 year ago

Draft Licensing Agreement
"David was fast, knowledgeable, and responsive. Great to work with."
Eric G
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Houston,
TX,
over 1 year ago

Draft Service Agreement
"Great guy to work with."
Corey E
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Austin,
TX,
over 1 year ago

Draft Business Consulting Agreement
"Oren provided very thorough and helpful research"
Michael F
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Fulshear,
TX,
over 1 year ago
Draft Business Consulting Agreement
"Matthew did an excellent job in creating a consulting agreement for our company! We certainly intend to utilize his services in the future."
Tucker F
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Lewisville,
TX,
over 1 year ago

Non-Disclosure Agreement (Commercial) Services
"Thank you Lauri!"
Jeff H
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Fort Worth,
TX,
over 1 year ago
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