Minx Law is a women-owned intellectual property firm serving founders, executives, investors and established companies across the United States and worldwide.
Minx Law was founded to provide the depth and strategic thinking of a leading intellectual property practice without the distance and unnecessary complexity of a traditional large firm.
Our clients work directly with experienced attorneys who understand their businesses, anticipate what may come next and remain personally invested in the outcome.
Our structure is intentional. Every engagement is built around strategic thinking, direct relationships and the collective strength of the team.
After practicing in the intellectual property groups of leading international law firms, Charlene Minx founded Minx Law with a clear vision: to provide sophisticated intellectual property counsel through closer, more collaborative client relationships.
What began as a more personal approach has grown into a multidisciplinary team advising companies, creators and investors on the ideas and assets shaping what comes next.
Ranked in the 2026 Chambers Spotlight Guide for Intellectual Property in Los Angeles, recognizing the firm’s work across media, entertainment, transactions, TTAB proceedings and trademark prosecution.
Our attorneys bring complementary experience across brand strategy, licensing, transactions, prosecution, litigation and global enforcement. Together, we deliver counsel that is more complete, more thoughtful and better connected to the client’s larger business goals.
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The 1587 Prime dispute shows how celebrity ventures can collide with existing brands. Minx Law examines naming, cultural identity, and expansion risks.
Adidas is challenging White Fox’s four-stripe clothing in Australia. What the dispute means for fashion brands, design clearance, and advertising.
