Kelly Robinson brings 18 years of legal experience and firsthand business ownership experience to help businesses protect their brands and grow with confidence. Her background includes serving as in-house counsel for Costa Del Mar, Inc., where she advised on contracts, global brand protection, and marketing compliance.
Today, Kelly helps entrepreneurs and growing companies navigate trademark registration, licensing, marketing compliance, and website legal requirements. She combines legal strategy with a practical understanding of branding and business development to help clients find solutions that support their goals.
Joann Burnett brings more than 17 years of experience spanning law, legal education, business management, and brand strategy. Her background includes managing a digital marketing agency and working extensively on accessible design, giving her a practical understanding of the challenges businesses face online.
At Robinson Burnett, Joann oversees firm operations and the client experience while bringing her knowledge of branding, website accessibility, and digital design to the firm's work. She helps businesses better understand website compliance and accessibility considerations so they can make informed decisions as they grow.
Protecting your business early can help you avoid costly problems as you grow. We help Florida business owners safeguard their brands, address website legal requirements, and build a stronger legal foundation.
Protect your business name, logo, and creative assets with trademark registration, copyright guidance, and intellectual property strategy.
Address website privacy policies, terms and conditions, ADA accessibility, and ongoing website compliance as your business grows.
Get practical legal guidance on advertising compliance, influencer deals, licensing, and commercial contracts.
Why does my business need trademark protection?
Trademark protection can help distinguish your business name, logo, and brand identity from competitors. A trademark attorney can help you assess your options, conduct clearance searches, and navigate the registration process.
It’s worth considering trademark protection before launching a brand or investing heavily in marketing. An early search can help identify potential conflicts before you commit significant time and money to your business identity.
Depending on how your website operates, the information you collect, and the laws that apply, you may need a privacy policy, terms and conditions, or other disclosures. Legal guidance can help you identify the requirements relevant to your business.
Website accessibility laws may apply to your business. Reviewing your website can help identify accessibility barriers and determine appropriate steps toward improving usability and compliance.
A business attorney can help review advertising claims, promotional materials, influencer agreements, and marketing practices to identify legal concerns and help your business make informed decisions.
Early legal guidance can help you address trademarks, website compliance, contracts, and other important business needs before they become more complicated as your company grows.
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