Let's talk about your game and how we can help

How Can We Help?

Let's talk about what you've got going on:

• Are you starting a game company?
• Looking to protect your trademarks?
• Need contracts drafted or reviewed?
• Publishing deal negotiations?
• Business formation and structuring?

Book a 30-minute initial consultation where we'll discuss your situation and determine how we can help protect your game business.

The consultation fee (currently $150 flat fee) will be credited toward any legal services you decide to move forward with.

Your time is valuable — let's make sure we're a good fit for your needs.

Before Booking, Please Confirm That:

1. You have a budget allocated for legal services beyond the $150 consultation fee
2. You're involved with video games, board games, or interactive entertainment — otherwise we probably won't be able to help
3. You need help with one or more of:
   • Protecting your game IP (trademarks, copyrights)
   • Reviewing or drafting contracts, like publishing agreements, contractor agreements, EULA/privacy policy, or other game-related agreements
   • Business formation and structuring
   • Content licensing or clearance

Please Note: We Are Unable to Assist If:

• You need free or reduced-cost legal services (here's a link to resources that may help)
• You are under 18 years old (we can't represent minors, unless the client is a parent or guardian over 18)
• You need litigation services
• You need help with patent law (but we can refer you)
• You require services in languages other than English

What Happens in the Initial Consultation?

During our 30-minute call, we'll discuss your situation and outline how we can help. We'll cover potential solutions, next steps, and associated fees. The consultation fee will be applied as a credit if you choose to move forward with any services.

We conduct consultations using a Google Meet virtual meeting, which will be linked in the calendar invite prior to the call. If you'd prefer a different method, let us know by sending an email after you've set up the appointment.

What Doesn't Happen on the Call?

Until you are signed on as a client, we can't give you any specific legal advice. The consultation is strictly for gathering information and determining how we can be of assistance.

Note: Setting up a consultation or sending any communications will not make you a client of Legal Moves Law Firm. Until we have agreed to represent you, anything you send will not be confidential or privileged.

Before we can represent you, we will first take you through our conflict of interest procedure and ensure that no conflicts can be found. If you proceed with setting up a consultation or sending an email, you confirm that you have read and understood this notice.