Infringing someone else’s intellectual property is one of the quickest ways to land your business in legal trouble. Whether it’s using images you found online, repurposing content without permission, or launching a brand name that’s already protected, the risks are high. At Jamieson Law, we help businesses understand what’s off-limits and how to protect themselves from costly claims. From content audits and supplier agreements to trademark searches and licensing advice, we provide practical legal support that keeps you compliant and confident.
Infringement can happen unintentionally. Common triggers include:
To prevent this, we’ll help you conduct proper checks and put safeguards in place — especially when working with third-party creatives or developers. Our team regularly supports clients with copyright in contractor agreements, ensuring clarity on ownership and permissions.
We help you avoid accidental use of protected material through:
Mistakes happen. Whether a team member uploaded an image they found online or your business unknowingly used a protected brand name, we’ll assess the situation and advise on next steps. This includes:
Infringement issues often crop up during rebrands, launches, website overhauls or new product lines. If you’re planning any of these, we can run a full IP audit and flag any red flags before they become a legal issue. We also draft robust NDAs and licensing agreements to protect your own IP while staying clear of others.
Avoiding infringement is about more than avoiding lawsuits, it’s about building a brand that’s legally secure and ethically sound. If you’re unsure where the lines are, we’re here to guide you.
