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Intellectual Property Attorney Oklahoma Mustang

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If you run a business in Mustang

The Mustang Chamber of Commerce has its office at 1401 N Mustang Rd in Mustang, according to its own small business resources page. That page is undated. It is the one local source used for this page.

If you are setting up a company, Oklahoma LLCs, corporations, limited partnerships and limited liability partnerships are registered with the Oklahoma Secretary of State. The Business Filing Department of that office also processes trade name and trademark filings. Registration is available electronically or by filling out the appropriate forms and submitting them to the Secretary of State. The state business portal describes a name availability search and a name reservation of up to 60 days, which gives you a way to check a name and hold it while you prepare the paperwork.

Attorneys meeting around a conference table with an open law book and a statue of Lady Justice, the kind of consultation available for intellectual property matters in Mustang, Oklahoma

Protecting a brand name and logo

Oklahoma also has a state route, and the state business portal lists the Business Filing Department of the Secretary of State as the office that processes trademark registration filings. For a name or logo that customers will see outside the state, raise the filing question with an attorney before you spend money on signs, packaging or a website.

Protecting methods, lists and know how

The registered trademark symbol, a capital letter R inside a circle, relevant to trademark registration for businesses in Mustang, Oklahoma

Oklahoma has its own Uniform Trade Secrets Act for misappropriation of trade secrets under state law. An attorney can tell you whether your information fits the law.

Employees, contractors and noncompete agreements

Oklahoma controls noncompetes by statute. Title 15 section 217 of the Oklahoma statutes voids a contract that restrains someone from a lawful profession, trade or business except as sections 218 and 219 allow. Section 219A(A) says a former employee may work in the same or a similar business as long as the former employee does not directly solicit the sale of goods or services from the former employer’s established customers. If you are asking a worker to sign something, or you are about to sign something yourself, an attorney should confirm the current rule for that particular agreement.

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Local programs for owners

The chamber’s page says it has partnered with the Oklahoma SBDC Canadian County representative to give chamber members access to business advising, and it describes SBDC advising as free and confidential. The page does not give an office for that advisor, so ask the chamber how and where the advising happens. The page describes SBDC advising as help with business plans, financing, new markets, sales and productivity, and questions about who owns a brand, a method or a creative work belong with an attorney.

The gold seal of the United States Patent and Trademark Office on a printed certificate, relevant to patent and trademark filings from Mustang, Oklahoma

Common questions from Canadian County owners

If you pay someone to make photos, music or a website for your business, collect the dates of creation and publication to bring to an attorney.

Making the most of a first meeting

Arrive with your documents sorted and your questions written down. Start by describing what you want, then let the attorney ask what they need to know. Take notes, and ask for a summary of next steps before you leave.

Talk to an attorney in the network

An attorney working at a desk with a statue of Lady Justice and a law book in the foreground, representing intellectual property counsel for Mustang, Oklahoma

Before a first conversation, put together the dates, names and documents for the brand, method or work you want to protect. When that is done, you can get matched with an intellectual property attorney.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Mustang Chamber of Commerce, and does it offer business advising?

The Mustang Chamber of Commerce has its office at 1401 N Mustang Rd in Mustang. Its small business resources page says it has partnered with the Oklahoma SBDC Canadian County representative to give chamber members access to business advising, and it describes SBDC advising as free and confidential. The page is undated.

Can a former employee work for a competitor in Oklahoma?

Oklahoma controls noncompetes by statute. Title 15 section 217 of the Oklahoma statutes voids a contract that restrains someone from a lawful profession, trade or business except as sections 218 and 219 allow. Section 219A(A) says a former employee may work in the same or a similar business as long as the former employee does not directly solicit the sale of goods or services from the former employer’s established customers. An attorney should confirm the current rule for a particular agreement.

Can I hold a business name while I plan my company?

The state business portal describes a name availability search and a name reservation of up to 60 days. Oklahoma LLCs, corporations, limited partnerships and limited liability partnerships are registered with the Oklahoma Secretary of State, whose Business Filing Department also processes trade name and trademark filings. Registration is available electronically or by filling out the appropriate forms and submitting them to the Secretary of State.

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Questions about a patent, a trademark filing, a copyright registration, or a trade secret are exactly what an initial conversation is for. Use the form to get matched with an attorney who can answer them for your case.