Ashley Brewer
Business & Intellectual Property Attorney
Ashley focuses on proactive legal planning, problem prevention, and risk mitigation, offering strategic legal counsel to business owners on technology, intellectual property, commercial transactions, corporate governance, regulatory compliance, and estate planning. She serves as outside counsel to companies ranging from startups and emerging growth businesses, to established enterprises, helping them protect and commercialize operations, technology, intellectual property, and other key business assets.
Ashley’s practice has a strong focus on technology, intellectual property, and brand protection matters, including SaaS agreements, software and mobile application development agreements, master service agreements, technology and intellectual property licensing, website and platform terms of service, privacy and data processing policies, GDPR compliance, intellectual property protection and portfolio management, non-disclosure agreements, non-competition and other restrictive covenant agreements.
In addition, Ashley advises clients on business formation and governance, commercial leasing, franchising, employment and severance matters, food and beverage licensing and compliance, and estate planning.
Ashley has represented clients in many industries, including software and technology development, mobile application and online platform development, university research, content creation, podcasting, digital media, medical device manufacturing, health care, aviation, customs brokerage, property management, commercial real estate development, aggregate mining and transportation, engineering, hospitality, travel, restaurants, and alcoholic beverage manufacturers, distributors, and importers.
Ashley’s commitment to her clients and her comprehensive legal knowledge make her a trusted advisor for businesses seeking to navigate complex legal landscapes, and protect their intellectual property and other assets.
Legal Focus
- Intellectual Property
- Technology and Licensing Agreements
- Content Creators and Digital Media
- Operational and Service Agreements
- Commercial Leasing
- Estate Planning
- Employment Agreements
- Company Formation and Governance
- Company Ownership Agreements
Speaking
- Protecting Your Business And Brand Through Trademarking
- 5 Myths About Intellectual Property
Education
- Emory University School of Law
- Juris Doctor (J.D.)
- University of Kentucky
- Bachelor of Science in Biology
Affiliations
- Florida Bar
- Winter Park Chamber of Commerce
- Central Florida Christian Chamber of Commerce
“I bring my personal and professional experiences into my practice when dealing with my business clients. I’ve dealt with the challenges and rewards of starting a business.”
How To Protect Your Intellectual Property The Right Way
By: Ashley Brewer
Protect early. Protect creatively. Protect carefully. As soon as you start taking steps to implement a business or product idea, such as incorporating, obtaining state or federal licenses, or securing production of a product, you should identify which aspects of your business and products are protectable by trademark, copyright, patent, or trade secret. Each of these types of intellectual property requires different procedures to protect them from unfair competition and copycats, which is why it is important to consult a professional. You or your attorney will need to …
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