IP & Technology.

Org Law’s IP and technology practice is shaped by direct experience managing the vendor relationships, content ownership questions, and trademark portfolios that define this practice as legal and executive counsel who operated certification programs, managed testing vendor transitions, published content, and held member databases across multiple technology platforms. That background shapes how the firm reads an IP agreement and what it looks for in the underlying ownership structure.

IP and technology work for mission-driven organizations spans trademark registration and enforcement, copyright ownership and licensing, technology and vendor agreements, and the content ownership questions that arise when programs are built on third-party platforms or developed with outside contractors. Vendor agreements are routinely reviewed for price and service scope without attention to what happens to the organization’s data, content, and systems when the relationship ends. 

Org Law advises on trademark and copyright matters, technology and vendor agreement negotiation, content ownership documentation, and AI governance. The work covers both transactional counsel and remediation when ownership or rights questions surface in an existing relationship.