Contracts and Intellectual Property for creators, studios, and companies in the creative industry, in Brazil and abroad.
Get in touchWe work with four client profiles at the intersection of creativity and business.
They start with a verbal agreement, a poorly drafted contract, a registration left for later. A small misstep early on that snowballs.
A registered trademark, protected software, a well-drafted assignment agreement: these aren't mere formalities. They're the assets that sustain your project's longevity and open commercial doors it wouldn't have otherwise. Regardless of the creative, critical, or cultural success already achieved, in commercial terms IP is what decides whether a business stays profitable long-term, and whether it can fuel the projects that come next.
In the games industry, this shows up in practice through plush toys, apparel, collectibles, accessories, books, and animations…
Well-thought-out merchandising lines fund new features, new games, and collabs, while working as organic marketing the whole time. The same principle applies to any software or creative project with well-protected assets: building on a validated foundation opens up the range of possibilities that the biggest companies in the market explore voraciously.
We've identified three key moments for our clients and how we act in each one.
We're ready to take care of your intellectual property and resolve your business's outstanding contract issues. Let's talk.