From Concept to Launch, Lee Law Is Always Game.

Whether you are an established game studio or an independent developer creating your first title, Lee Law understands the unique legal challenges involved in bringing a video game to market. We work with developers, publishers, studios, and creators throughout the entire process—from the initial concept and development through launch, distribution, and beyond.

Developing a game involves much more than great code and compelling gameplay. Developers need to form and structure their businesses, protect their intellectual property, secure ownership of work created by employees and contractors, register trademarks and copyrights, negotiate publishing and licensing agreements, and develop Terms of Service and Privacy Policies. Failing to address these issues early can create significant problems just as your game begins to succeed.

Lee Law helps clients protect every element of their games and businesses. We draft and negotiate work-for-hire agreements, developer and publishing agreements, licensing deals, distribution agreements, talent agreements, and other contracts essential to game development. We also help protect game titles, characters, artwork, code, music, and other creative assets through trademark and copyright registration and enforcement.

And when someone copies your game, steals your content, infringes your trademarks, or releases an unauthorized clone, we are prepared to take action through platform takedowns, cease-and-desist demands, negotiations, and litigation when necessary.

We have helped hundreds of creators protect their businesses and intellectual property and offer legal services designed specifically for developers and the interactive entertainment industry.

You focus on building the game. Lee Law focuses on protecting everything behind it.