Intellectual property development, registration, exploitation and enforcement encompass the basic structure of IP law.  Intellectual property is generally an original work that someone owns that is not always tangible, such as product branding, songs, movie scripts, book manuscripts, fashion brands, and logos, etc. Richard David Lom works with all types of business owners who seek to protect their work who often choose to register their original work with a copyright, servicemark or trademark. In addition to registering trademarks and copyrights, Richard also represents clients in the commercial exploitation of intellectual property (owned by others) through licensing agreements and technology transfers.

Having represented clients on both sides of a licensing transaction (E.g., those interested in acquiring the right to use, and those seeking to license such right) Richard offers corporate guidance on how such agreements should be negotiated and structured. These complex issues include, but are not limited to, the following: