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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW 

Intellectual Property Attorney in Dallas, Texas

An intellectual property attorney helps individuals and businesses protect their ideas, brands, creative works, and proprietary assets through trademarks, copyrights, and strategic IP enforcement. At BC Robertson Law, we represent Dallas-area business owners, entrepreneurs, and creatives in safeguarding the intellectual property that drives their value and growth.

What Is Intellectual Property Law?

Intellectual property (IP) law protects intangible assets—such as business names, logos, content, inventions, and creative works—from unauthorized use, infringement, or theft.For many businesses, intellectual property is their most valuable asset. Without proper legal protection, brands and original works can be copied, diluted, or lost entirely.

Intellectual Property Services We Provide

Trademark Registration & Enforcement

Federal & State Trademark Registration

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Trademark Searches & Clearances

 

Trademark Enforcement & Infringement Claims

 

Trademark Renewal & Maintenance

 

Brand Protection Strategies

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Copyright Protection & Licensing

Copyright Registration & Filing

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Copyright Infringement Claims & Enforcement

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Licensing Agreements & Royalties

 

Content Protection for Digital & Print Media

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Fair Use Analysis & Copyright Disputes

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Trade Secrets & Confidentiality

Drafting & Enforcing Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs)

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Protection of Proprietary Information & Trade Secrets

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Employee Confidentiality Agreements

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Trade Secret Misappropriation Claims

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Business Strategy & Trade Secret Protection Plans

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Intellectual Property Litigation

Trademark & Copyright Infringement Disputes

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Trade Secret Litigation & Enforcement

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Intellectual Property Dispute Resolution

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Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)

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Cease & Desist Letters & Settlement Negotiations

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Intellectual Property Strategy & Counseling

Brand Protection & Portfolio Management

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Intellectual Property Audits & Due Diligence

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Licensing, Monetization, & Commercialization Strategies

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Intellectual Property Compliance & Risk Management

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Counseling on Trademark, Copyright, & Trade Secret Matters

Why Intellectual Property Protection Matters

Failing to protect intellectual property can result in:
 

  • Loss of brand exclusivity

  • Customer confusion or reputational harm

  • Costly disputes or forced rebranding

  • Reduced business valuation
     

Proper IP protection provides legal ownership, enforcement rights, and long-term security for your business or creative work.

Do Small Businesses Need an Intellectual Property Attorney?

Yes. Many small businesses mistakenly believe IP protection is only for large corporations. In reality, startups and entrepreneurs are often most vulnerable to infringement.


If you:

  • Have a business name or logo

  • Sell products or services under a brand

  • Create original content or digital assets

  • Plan to scale or license your work


Intellectual property protection should be part of your legal foundation.

Trademarks vs. Copyrights: What’s the Difference?

Trademarks

protect brand identifiers such as names, logos, slogans, and symbols.

Copyrights

protect original creative works such as written content, designs, videos, and digital materials.

An IP attorney helps determine which protections apply—and ensures they are properly secured.

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Why Dallas Businesses Choose BC Robertson Law

Clients trust BC Robertson Law for intellectual property matters because we offer:
 

  • Clear, practical guidance tailored to business realities

  • Strategic brand protection—not just filings

  • Local insight into Texas business operations

  • Proactive risk prevention before disputes arise


We focus on protecting what you’ve built—so your ideas remain yours.

When Should You Contact an Intellectual Property Attorney?

You should speak with an IP attorney if you are:
 

  • Launching a new brand, product, or service

  • Rebranding or expanding into new markets

  • Receiving an infringement notice or Office Action

  • Unsure who owns your business’s IP

  • Planning to license or sell intellectual property
     

Early legal action prevents expensive problems later.

Intellectual Property FAQs

How long does trademark registration take?

Trademark registration timelines vary but often take several months depending on review, objections, or Office Actions.

Do I need an attorney to file a trademark?

An attorney is not legally required, but working with a trademark attorney significantly reduces errors, rejections, and long-term risk.

What happens if someone infringes on my trademark?

​An IP attorney can help enforce your rights through cease-and-desist letters, negotiation, or legal action if necessary.

Can intellectual property be owned by a business?

Yes. Intellectual property can—and often should—be owned by the business entity rather than an individual.

Schedule an Intellectual Property Consultation

Your ideas, brand, and creative work deserve legal protection.
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Schedule a consultation with BC Robertson Law to protect your intellectual property, secure your brand, and prevent costly infringement issues.

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