Denver Intellectual Property Attorneys & Lawyers
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Seth Wiener
Ross Brandborg
Scott Stram
Jake Siciliano
Richard Gora
Michael Wieser
Glenn Manishin
Brig Ricks
Neil Park
Jon Bourne
Denver Intellectual Property Lawyers
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Legal Services Offered by Our On-Demand Denver Intellectual Property Attorneys
Our Denver 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 Denver 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 103 reviews for Commercial Contracts attorneys in Colorado
Licensing Agreement
"Alisha is very easy to work with!"
Jennifer R
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Aurora,
CO,
6 months ago
Draft Service Agreement
"Great"
Jake O
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Colorado Springs,
CO,
6 months ago
Business Consulting Agreement
"Brandon has been very quick and open to answering my questions, of which I had many. His analysis of my contract was very thorough and concise and he took the extra time to explain things to me in a way I could easily understand."
Jeff P
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Fort Collins,
CO,
7 months ago
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SaaS Agreement
"Very knowledgable about international privacy laws."
Beth H
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Denver,
CO,
7 months ago
Licensing Agreement Services
"Really enjoyed working with Mario. He understood our needs and worked with a quick turn around. Definitely recommend him going forward!"
Kirk C
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Parker,
CO,
about 1 year ago
Review Privacy Policy
"Sam was very knowledgeable and easy to work with. I appreciated his quick communication and expertise with technical software patents. Looking forward to working with him again!"
Ken F
.
Louisville,
CO,
about 1 year ago
Non-Disclosure Agreement (Commercial)
"He's simply my go-to for anything contractual. Great guy to work with, quick and responsive and feels like a partner."
Tighe B
.
Denver,
CO,
about 1 year ago
Draft Service Agreement
"Stacy was great to work with. Efficient and took the time to listen and understand the type of contract I needed. I will definitely work with Stacy again."
Drew M
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Grand Junction,
CO,
about 1 year ago
Review Business Consulting Agreement
"Rapid and insightful."
Jacob A
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Black Hawk,
CO,
over 1 year ago
Draft Privacy Policy
"Katie and her team were very knowledgeable on their subject matter and easy to communicate with."
Nora G
.
Frisco,
CO,
about 2 years ago
Draft Business Consulting Agreement
"As a startup looking to hire our first outside contractors, we were looking for some guidance as to how to best set up our contracts while protecting our companies interests. Alex provided us a Master Services Agreement custom to our companies operations and the services to be provided. We look forward to working with him again on future projects!"
Corey K
.
Denver,
CO,
over 2 years ago
Assist with Other Commercial Contract Matter
"Chelsie produced a fantastic product! She was clear, concise, and very fair. It was a pleasure to work with her!"
Ross F
.
Aurora,
CO,
over 2 years ago
Draft Business Consulting Agreement
"Did what I needed. Thank you."
Holden G
.
Carbondale,
CO,
over 3 years ago
Service Agreement for software development
"Jeff is great, have worked with him on multiple projects now, and highly recommend"
Tim N
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Monument,
CO,
almost 4 years ago
Draft Service Agreement
"Scott was great to work with and gave us exactly what we needed. Hit hit all of our deadlines and was a wealth of knowledge. We will certainly use him again."
Drew M
.
Grand Junction,
CO,
almost 4 years ago
Consult on Service Agreement
"Lara was great to work with. Glad we went with her."
Ben A
.
Longmont,
CO,
almost 4 years ago
Review Business Consulting Agreement
"Responsive"
Hal M
.
Brighton,
CO,
about 4 years ago
SaaS Agreement
"Helpful and prompt as always."
Beth H
.
Denver,
CO,
over 4 years ago
Distribution Agreement Services
"Matthew has been extremely prompt in all responses and has been quite helpful."
David M
.
Littleton,
CO,
over 4 years ago
Profit Share Contract
"Third time working with Mary and she never disappoints! Knowledgeable, responsive to my thoughts and concerns, and timely in her delivery."
Stephanie R
.
Aurora,
CO,
almost 5 years ago
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