Intellectual Property Attorney New York

About Intellectual Property Attorney New York

Omni Law PC operates as an intellectual property law firm at 712 5th Ave Ste 910 in New York, serving businesses and creators that need to identify, protect, and enforce the assets that distinguish their work in the market. The firm’s practice spans trademark, copyright, trade secret, patent, licensing, and ownership matters, with additional focus on startup IP strategy and trademark disputes. Its website explains that intellectual property often combines federal trademark and copyright systems with state contract principles governing licensing, assignment, and ownership, and the firm presents itself as a resource for companies navigating those overlapping rules.

The service mix is broad. Trademark work includes clearance searches, application preparation, office action responses, and enforcement against unauthorized use. Copyright coverage extends to original works such as software code, marketing content, photographs, music, and design materials, while trade secret guidance addresses confidential business information and internal practices around access and disclosure. Licensing and ownership agreements receive particular attention because they determine who may use a work, on what conditions, and who owns work created by employees or contractors. For early-stage companies, the firm offers startup IP support, including initial filings and ownership arrangements among founders. It also handles IP litigation and trademark dispute matters, including proceedings before the USPTO Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.

Clients in the reviews repeatedly describe practical outcomes. A photography studio credited the firm with negotiating a settlement over unlicensed use of copyrighted skyline images without going to court. Another client praised the review of a software licensing agreement for catching serious concerns early. A contractor dispute over code ownership was resolved without litigation, and a product launch review helped a business adjust a name that was too close to an existing mark before launch. Additional reviews mention stopping a European startup from using a design and preventing a Chinese firm from using a biotech patent. Reviewers also highlight professionalism, attentiveness, and a technology-aware approach that avoids unnecessary complication.

The firm’s listed rating is 5.00 from 17 reviews. A photography studio describes getting help after a media company used its skyline photographs in advertising without a commercial license. The reviewer credits the attorney with handling communications and negotiating a settlement for royalties without going to court. A software client describes a licensing agreement review that identified concerns in complicated clauses, with advice that took the technology into account. Another client reports resolving a contractor dispute over ownership of code through a review of the existing agreements.