Do Not Let an Ownership Gap Sink the Deal.

Investors Walk When the IP Will Not Hold Up

The Audit That Keeps a Deal From Stalling.

When a company is sold, acquired, or raising capital, its intellectual property comes under a microscope. Investors and buyers need certainty that the IP is owned, protected, and worth what the deal assumes. An ownership gap or a weak registration discovered mid-deal can lower the price or end the transaction.

The most common problems are quiet ones: work created by contractors or AI tools that was never properly assigned, registrations that are incomplete or lapsed, licenses with troubling terms, and chains of title with missing links. They are invisible until someone goes looking, and in a deal, someone always does.

We audit your IP portfolio so it is clean, protected, and properly valued before the diligence starts, finding and fixing gaps so your IP supports the deal instead of threatening it.

Where We Come In

• ✓ You are preparing for a sale or acquisition
• ✓ You are raising a funding round
• ✓ You want your IP clean before investors look
• ✓ You acquired IP and need to verify what you got
• ✓ You rely on contractor or AI-created work
• ✓ You want certainty that your IP holds up

Portfolio Audit

Review every key asset for ownership and strength.

Chain of Title

Confirm clean ownership with no missing links.

Assignment Gaps

Fix contractor and AI work that was never assigned.

Registration Review

Check that filings are complete and current.

License Review

Flag agreement terms that could trouble a deal.

Buy-Side Diligence

Verify the IP you are acquiring is real.

Consultation

Tell us about your brand, your goals, and your risks. We assess your assets and where you are exposed.

Map the Strategy

We build a tailored protection and monetization plan, your roadmap for making IP work for the business.

File & Fortify

We register, draft, and put the protections in place, building a portfolio that holds up and stays useful.

Defend & Grow

We monitor, enforce, and license, turning protected IP into a durable, revenue-producing asset.

“Deals do not usually die over big, dramatic problems. They die over small, quiet ones, and IP is full of those. The classic example is work that contractors or, increasingly, AI tools created for a company that was never properly assigned, so the company does not actually own its own product. That surprise surfaces during diligence, the investor gets nervous, and suddenly the valuation drops or the deal stalls. The fix is almost always cheaper and easier before the process starts. We audit the portfolio early, clean up the title, and close the gaps, so your IP is an asset in the deal, not a liability.”

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