Turley Law PLLC

Protect the brand and the contracts your business runs on.

Trademarks. Contracts. Legal audits.

A business lawyer for small and mid-sized companies in Connecticut, New York, and Massachusetts — registering the marks, writing the agreements, and finding the exposure before it becomes a problem. Federal trademark work handled nationwide.

Licensed in Connecticut, New York & Massachusetts · Scope and cost in writing before work begins

Working with small and mid-sized companies across the Northeast.

CT · NY · MA

Bar admissions

Since 2022

In practice

200+

Contracts negotiated

For Small & Mid-Sized Companies

What We Do

Three pillars — book a consultation →

Trademarks & Brand Protection

Federal trademark registration, the Section 8 and Section 15 filings that keep a registration alive, plus copyrights, licensing, and trade secrets. Filed nationwide.

Contract Services

MSAs, statements of work, client terms, NDAs, vendor and contractor agreements. Drafted, redlined, and explained in plain English before you sign.

Business Legal Audits

A read of the contracts, the brand assets, and the corporate record — so the exposure surfaces on your schedule instead of a buyer’s.

Outside General Counsel

The three above on a monthly retainer: ongoing contract review, annual audits, and trademark monitoring, without the meter running on every email.

Corporate & Deals

Entity formation, investment and funding rounds, and mergers, acquisitions, and exits — for companies already doing the work.

Employment — Employer-Side

Offer letters, contractor classification, handbooks, non-competes, and separations. Always representing the company, never the other side.

Turley Law does not take every dispute that comes through the door. The ones it does take grow out of work it already does — a contract it could have drafted, a partner who is now a problem, an employee who left with something that was not theirs. Which disputes we take →

Why Turley Law

Why clients choose us

01

The scope and the cost, in writing, before the work starts.

02

One lawyer from the audit to the signature. Nobody hands your file down.

03

Business-first advice. Every recommendation comes with what it costs you to ignore it.

04

Responses in writing — most matters handled without a single phone call.

Getting Started

Three steps to done

1

Tell us what's going on

A short intake, on your schedule.

2

Get the scope in writing

One price, approved before any work begins.

3

We handle it

Filed, redlined, or delivered — and the same lawyer stays on it afterward.

Case Results

Recent results

Maritime Software · South Pacific

Advised on a software sales agreement for software used aboard commercial ships in the South Pacific.

Enterprise Software Client

Negotiated a six-figure on-premise software licensing agreement.

Business Litigation · Apportionment Defendant

Named as an apportionment defendant in a business litigation matter. → Won summary judgment.

SaaS Company · Municipal Clients

Advised on and negotiated SaaS agreements for services delivered to municipalities.

SaaS Company · Pre-Seed Fundraising

Advised on a $2.5M pre-seed fundraising round.

Business Litigation · Eve-of-Trial Dismissal

A three-year-old case was dismissed on the eve of trial.

International Jeweler · U.S. Entity

Represented the U.S. entity of an international jeweler in an acquisition that ultimately required the parent company to file for bankruptcy, after which it was sold.

Modeling Agency · Talent Contracts

Advised on model engagement agreements on behalf of a modeling agency.

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

Questions?

Good to know

Do I have to get on a call?

No. Most of this happens in writing.

What does it cost?

The scope and the cost in writing before the work starts. The consultation is $50 for 15 minutes, credited toward any engagement.

Where can you help me?

Trademarks and contracts anywhere in the U.S. Court in Connecticut, New York, and Massachusetts.

What if it turns into a lawsuit?

Same lawyer. You don't start over.

How fast will I hear back?

Same or next business day.

Learn Before You Hire

Insights

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