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Legal Counsel for Creative & Technology Companies

Strong roots.
Protected growth.

Rootmark Law provides contract guidance, intellectual property strategy, and ongoing legal support for businesses whose value lives in ideas, content, and brand — from game studios and esports companies to e-commerce brands and tech startups.

DESIGNED TO GROW WITH YOU

You build. Rootmark protects.

Rootmark Law handles the legal needs that matter most to creative and technology companies — whether that's a one-time trademark filing, help responding to a font audit letter, or counsel you can call whenever something comes up.

01 · stage

Plant.

For businesses just getting started.

You have an idea that needs structure and protection from day one. Rootmark Law helps new businesses establish ownership, put foundational contracts in place, and build an IP strategy before problems arise.

  • Business formation guidance
  • IP ownership and copyright basics
  • NDAs and foundational contracts
  • Trademark clearance and early registration
Start here →
02 · stage

Grow.

For businesses expanding their brand and operations.

As your business scales, legal needs will get more complex. New platforms, partnerships, and products all create new exposure. Rootmark Law helps you protect what you've built.

  • Trademark strategy and portfolio management
  • Licensing and collaboration agreements
  • Font and IP compliance reviews
  • Contract review and negotiation
Explore growth services →
03 · stage

Thrive.

For established businesses with ongoing legal needs.

Once a business is established, legal isn't a project — it's an everyday function. Rootmark Law sits alongside your team as ongoing counsel, integrating IP and contract work into your daily workflow.

  • Fractional in-house legal support
  • Ongoing contract review and risk management
  • IP strategy integrated into business decisions
  • Proactive guidance as new opportunities arise
Learn about ongoing counsel →

Practice Areas

What we practice.

Legal practice areas built around protecting what you create and supporting how you do business.

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Industries

Who we
work with.

Rootmark Law is tech and design fluent. You won't spend a meeting explaining what GitHub is, how you designed your logo in Illustrator, or how your DLC release works.

current & former clients

Clients who inspire.

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About

Jessica Flowers, Esq.

Rootmark Law works the way an in-house team would: practical, plain-spoken, business-aware, and built to support growth rather than slow it down.

Rootmark Law was founded by Jessica Flowers, an Atlanta-based IP and business attorney who has worked in-house, in private practice, and in litigation. Before Rootmark Law, she was in-house counsel for an international game studio and technology company, managing global trademark and copyright portfolios, keeping a high volume of commercial agreements moving, and advising on licensing, data privacy, and AI use.

Before law, Jessica worked in branding, web development, and digital media, and has shipped sites and apps herself. That means less time explaining what your product does and more time protecting it.

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Blog

Field notes from the practice.

Contracts

Contract disputes: what a small business should do first

A vendor didn’t deliver. A client won’t pay. A partner walked. Before you decide whether you have a case, there are a few things worth doing... and a few worth avoiding.
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Font Licensing

What to do when a font licensing demand letter arrives

These letters are built to create urgency. Almost none of them are about piracy. Here’s what they actually allege and what to do in the first 48 hours.
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Font Licensing

Font licensing for businesses: How it works and where it breaks

Fonts are software and, like all software, come with a license. Below is a summary of what businesses agree to and the few instances when this can go wrong.
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