Every Brand has Assets
Worth Protecting.
Most founders don’t know what all of them are.
What We Handle
Watson & Young Law handles the full spectrum of brand protection, trademark strategy, IP counsel, contracts, and litigation, for founders who’ve built something the industry is paying attention to.
Trademark Strategy
Trademark Clearance
Trademark Registration
Cease & Desists
Trademark Oppositions
Trademark Cancellation
Trademark Assignments
International Trademark Registration
Office Actions
Copyright Registration
Monitoring Services
Ongoing Legal Counsel
Contract Drafting and Review
IP Licensing
Brand Litigation
When ELLE Magazine came for our client’s trademark, we were ready.
ELLE opposed a client’s application citing logo similarity. What they didn’t account for was that Watson & Young had already anticipated every possible challenge before filing.
The result? The dispute ended in court. The settlement ruled in our client’s favor. Their brand identity remained intact.
The Watson & Young P.E.A.C.E. Method is the reason 99.3% of our trademark filings succeed, a rate unmatched in the industry.
Who We Serve
We partner with founders and growing brands across a range of industries who are ready to protect what they’ve built. Whether you’re launching something new or scaling an established brand, our team provides the legal protection and strategic guidance needed to move forward with confidence.
Wellness Brands
Health & Medical Professionals
Personal & Lifestyle Brands
Coaches & Consultants
Food & Beverage Brands
Lawyers & Professional Services
Beauty & Skincare Brands
Fashion & Apparel Brands
Influencers & Celebrity Brands
Digital Product Creators
Zara Young
& Sean Young
With deep experience in trademark law, IP litigation, and brand protection, including wins against some of the most recognizable names in the world, their work is designed to hold up as brands scale.
They don’t just protect what you’ve built. They protect where you’re going.
Our Services
When Gap Inc.’s legal team contacted our client, a personal development brand, demanding action over her trademark, we pushed back.
Our position was simple: a clothing retailer and a life coaching brand serve entirely different markets. There’s no overlap in goods or services, and no reasonable consumer would confuse the two.
We negotiated directly with Gap’s counsel and secured a favorable outcome. Our client kept their brand and their trademark application, without stepping back an inch.
Gap Inc. expected a retreat.
We gave them a reality check.
This is what protection actually looks like.
A legal partner who’s already thinking about preparing for what could go wrong, so you never have to.