Intellectual Property Protection Bundle

The Intellectual Property Protection Bundle Includes: 

• Non-Disclosure Agreement: This Non-Disclosure Agreement document protects you when you share your original work with another party.
  
  Make sure you get it signed before using sharing your media, ideas and other creations and keep a folder with all your NDAs in one place. ($250 Individually)
  
  
• Non-Compete & Non-Solicit: This Non-Compete/Non-Solicit Agreement protects you from a Contractor engaged in your business gaining access to your business secrets, practices, customers and agents and then using that access and information to compete with you. Make sure you get it signed before sharing internal information with your Contractor and keep a folder with all your signed Contractor agreements in one place. ($250 Individually)
  
  
• Intellectual Property Transfer Agreement: This Intellectual Property Transfer Agreement transfers all rights and interests in specific Intellectual Property from the "Creator" of the Intellectual Property to the "New Rights Holder." Use it when one party creates Intellectual Property and desires to transfer the ownership and rights to that Intellectual Property to another party. ($250 Individually)
  
  
• Cease and Desist Letter: When you own a registered trademark, you have specific legal rights protecting that work. If another party uses your protected work without your consent, they are in violation of your rights. In legal terms this violation is called an infringement. A trademark infringement can cause serious, sometimes irreparable harm to your business and it is up to you to stop it.
  
  A Cease and Desist Letter is the first step in resolving this infringement. The letter is sent to the infringer to put them on notice that they are infringing on your rights and engaging in illegal activity that is causing harm to you. It is a strong warning which demands that they stop violating your rights and lets them know that if they don’t stop, you will pursue legal action against them.
  
  A Cease and Desist Letter can be a quick and inexpensive, yet often very effective way to resolve the matter and get the other party to stop using your Intellectual Property without you having to go to court, which can be time consuming and expensive.
  
  Even if the infringer does not stop the infringing use of your trademark, the Cease and Desist Letter, and accompanying proof that they received it, will serve as important evidence that you put them on notice of the alleged illegal behavior. From that point forward, if the infringer continues to use your trademark after you made them aware of the infringement, your legal claim will be strengthened and you may be entitled to receive additional money damages, should the case go to court. ($275 Individually)
  
  
• Intellectual Property Licensing Agreement: This Agreement is used to give permission to another individual to use your intellectual property.  It includes provisions for how you, the owner of the intellectual property will grant the license or give permission for the other party to use that property.  This Agreement is used when the creator of intellectual property wants to allow someone else to use their property but wants to retain their rights to the property.  It includes section on how compensation will be handled in exchange for giving the license. ($450 Individually)