Specialty
Pro bono enforcement
Eligibility-focused representation so qualifying nonprofits can clear, register, and enforce rights without diverting scarce program dollars.
Counsel
Wren Aspen
Aspen IP · Aspen & Associates
Advises nonprofit and mission-driven organizations on trademark and copyright protection and enforcement — with a focus on pro bono counsel for charities and NGOs.
About counsel
Enforcement-minded counsel for mission-driven work.
Wren Aspen advises nonprofit and mission-driven organizations on trademark and copyright protection and enforcement. Through Aspen IP, based in Flagstaff, she focuses on pro bono counsel for charities and NGOs confronting unauthorized use of brands, curricula, and creative works—helping clients secure rights, respond to infringement, and preserve the goodwill their missions depend on.
Her approach is practical and enforcement-minded: clear options, decisive next steps, and counsel that respects both the law and the limited resources of organizations built to serve others.
The firm
Aspen IP
Aspen IP is the boutique that exists to enforce nonprofit IP — a pro bono specialty — treating unauthorized use of brands and curricula as a mission threat.
Focus
Brands & curricula
Trademarks, copyrights, program content, and digital misuse — the assets missions actually lose to theft and confusion.
Base
Flagstaff, Arizona
Counsel from the high country; matters wherever unauthorized use appears.
Pro bono specialty
Why this practice exists.
Aspen IP specializes in pro bono intellectual property enforcement counsel for nonprofits. Mission-driven organizations often defer brand and content protection until a crisis—misdirected donations, copied curricula, fake social accounts—because legal budgets compete with programs. We treat that work as the practice, not a side clinic: eligibility-focused pro bono representation so qualifying nonprofits can clear, register, and enforce trademarks and copyrights with the same rigor commercial brands expect, without diverting scarce resources from the people they serve.
Every mission deserves a name no one else can take.
Pro bono enforcement for qualifying nonprofits, charities, and NGOs.