What Can You Actually Trademark?
Learn what parts of your business can legally be trademarked, including names, logos, slogans, colors, packaging, and more. Understand what qualifies for protection before filing.
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Copyright gives you the exclusive right to control how your original work is used.
We handle the registration process for a wide range of creative works, so your rights are secure and enforceable.
We file your copyright with the U.S. Copyright Office to secure your legal rights.
We protect books, courses, music, artwork, software, and other original creative content
Protect your website, blogs, graphics, photos, and other digital content with federal copyright registration.
We help you take action against copyright infringement and unauthorized use of your work.

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Copyright law protects original works of authorship, including written content, photographs, artwork, music, videos, software, website content, and other creative works. Copyright gives creators certain exclusive rights over how their work is used, reproduced, distributed, and displayed.
Copyright protection generally begins automatically when an original work is created and fixed in a tangible form. However, registering your copyright with the U.S. Copyright Office provides additional legal benefits, including the ability to pursue certain legal remedies and establish a public record of ownership.
Many original creative works may qualify for copyright protection, including books, articles, blogs, photographs, illustrations, graphic designs, music, videos, software, architectural drawings, marketing materials, and website content. Copyright protects the expression of an ideaβnot the idea itself.
Copyright protects original creative works, while trademarks protect brand identifiers such as business names, logos, slogans, and product names. Many businesses benefit from both forms of intellectual property protection depending on what they create and how they operate.
In many cases, copyright protection lasts for the life of the creator plus an additional number of years as provided under U.S. copyright law. The exact duration depends on factors such as the type of work, when it was created, and whether it was created by an individual or as a work made for hire.
If you believe someone has copied or used your copyrighted work without permission, you should document the infringement and seek legal guidance as soon as possible. An experienced copyright attorney can evaluate your options and help determine the most appropriate course of action to protect your rights.
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