Who Helps Atlanta Businesses Protect Their Intellectual Property?

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For many small businesses and startups, intellectual property is their most valuable asset. Whether it is a brand name, product design, or proprietary process, protecting those assets is essential. Glenn M. Lyon of MacGregor Lyon works with Atlanta entrepreneurs to safeguard intellectual property through trademarks, copyrights, and confidentiality agreements.

Failing to protect your intellectual property can leave your business exposed to competitors. Glenn helps clients identify what needs protection and develop a strategy to register and enforce their rights. He also advises on contracts that maintain confidentiality and ownership, ensuring that employees, contractors, and partners cannot misuse your company’s ideas.

In addition to registration and enforcement, Glenn provides guidance on licensing, technology transfers, and IP clauses within broader business agreements. His approach helps businesses maintain control of their creations while expanding their opportunities for growth.

Professional highlights include:

• AV-rated Preeminent Attorney, recognized for professional excellence
• Named Georgia’s Top Rated Lawyer (2019) and featured in Georgia Trend’s Legal Elite
• Former attorney at King & Spalding with experience handling complex business matters
• Volunteer of the Year, Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta (2020)

Strong intellectual property protection allows Atlanta businesses to innovate confidently. Glenn Lyon ensures that each client’s creative and commercial work is protected so they can focus on building value, not defending it.Contact MacGregor Lyon in West Atlanta right now to schedule a consultation.

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On Behalf of MacGregor Lyon

Principal Partner

Glenn M. Lyon is a distinguished business attorney recognized for his exemplary service to small and medium-sized, privately-held businesses, and start-up companies.

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