Real-world IP licensing engagements across medical devices, consumer products, food, media, digital platforms, and educational content — from early-stage inventors to global brands.
LCG advised on commercialization and licensing strategy for AMY, a patented automated rescue-breathing device designed to eliminate mouth-to-mouth CPR and improve oxygen delivery during cardiac arrest, positioned for EMS, first responders, and device manufacturers.
LCG structured and positioned a licensing opportunity for a patented airway connector that standardizes modified airway devices used in anesthesia and emergency medicine, improving oxygen delivery and CO₂ monitoring while reducing patient risk.
LCG supported licensing strategy for a reusable sinus dilation device positioned as a cost-effective alternative to disposable balloon systems, emphasizing procedural simplicity and adoption without regulatory escalation.
LCG advised on licensing for a shape-memory nitinol hammertoe fusion implant delivering continuous compression, improved stability, and simplified surgical placement with reduced revision risk.
LCG structured a licensing opportunity for a dual-motor LVAD design intended to reduce blood trauma and improve outcomes, enabling manufacturers to enhance existing systems without a full redesign.
LCG positioned Bocaliner™ as a drug-agnostic oral device platform that stabilizes the oral environment to improve topical and sublingual therapy effectiveness, with clinical validation in oncology supportive care.
LCG positioned the patented Fia Facial Ozone System as a rapid, device-enabled skincare solution delivering oil control, makeup longevity, and visible skin refinement for beauty and skincare brand partners.
LCG advised on licensing strategy for a hydrogen-peroxide-based toothbrush sanitization system offering superior hygiene versus UV alternatives, expandable to retainers and oral appliances.
LCG supported licensing and commercialization strategy for the Oralucent Toothbrush, a differentiated consumer oral-care product targeting brands seeking innovation without additional regulatory complexity.
LCG advised on licensing strategy for a patented hair color packaging and dispensing system improving consumer usability and application consistency, focused on global beauty and personal-care brands.
LCG supported licensing and commercialization strategy for the Jurassic Fishing Pole, an innovative hand-reel fishing system designed for portability, simplicity, and durability, positioned for mass-market outdoor brands and recreational fishing channels.
LCG advised on licensing strategy for DeskSurfer, a portable desk attachment expanding usable workspace in office, home, and mobile environments, targeted at office furniture brands and B2B distribution partners.
LCG supported licensing strategy for Comby's Combo, a functional women's apparel concept combining comfort, versatility, and modern styling, focused on apparel brand partnerships and scalable retail and direct-to-consumer licensing models.
LCG represented a patented food processing technology enabling baked foods to replicate the taste and texture of fried products with up to 60% less fat, helping manufacturers reformulate product lines without capital-intensive equipment overhauls.
LCG advised on character licensing strategy for a gummy candy manufacturer expanding into branded confectionery products, including evaluating entertainment properties, structuring licensing terms, and aligning brand identity with retail and distribution strategy for North American markets.
LCG served as VP of Licensing for Creative Cultural Entertainment, supporting acquisition, negotiation, and management of licensing rights for Jurassic Park–themed interactive attractions for international markets, including large-scale installations in China.
LCG supported licensing strategy and proposal development for Transformers CyberZone, translating a globally recognized franchise into a technology-driven, location-based experience with scalable deployment models.
LCG supported IP positioning and licensing strategy for SmashSwing, a patent-pending immersive golf and gaming concept combining physical play, digital interaction, and entertainment elements with scalable venue licensing models.
LCG supported licensing strategy for Mr. Biddle, a children's character brand with established traction across books, plush products, live appearances, and national media, focused on expanding through merchandising and content extensions.
LCG advised media and entertainment IP owners on structuring licensing frameworks for live events, touring exhibits, and branded experiences, emphasizing risk management, partner alignment, and scalability across venues and regions.
LCG advised on licensing strategy for Dewey Does, a children's educational and wellness-focused character platform promoting healthy behaviors through media, school programs, and branded educational materials across education and nonprofit channels.
LCG advised on licensing strategy for Increase Alpha, a proprietary AI-driven analytics platform using NLP to analyze SEC filings and identify short-term market signals, structured for hedge funds, trading platforms, and financial data providers.
LCG supported licensing strategy and commercialization planning for Planet Calypso, a large-scale virtual world with a persistent digital economy, focusing on platform partnerships, brand licensing, and virtual asset ecosystem expansion.
LCG advised on licensing and commercialization strategy for Mutant Ape 420, a digital-native brand built around NFT-based IP, focused on defining licensable brand assets, structuring consumer product extensions, and positioning beyond the initial NFT ecosystem.
LCG supported licensing and commercialization strategy for BYOB, an educational content platform focused on personal development, self-awareness, and life-skills education, structured with modular licensing models for coaches, educators, organizations, and digital platforms.
LCG developed licensing strategy for Educated Retirement, a structured training program helping individuals understand retirement planning concepts, licensed to financial advisors, coaches, and organizations through scalable content distribution models.
LCG advised on licensing strategy for diabetes education and self-management training content for patients, caregivers, and healthcare organizations, structured for clinics, wellness providers, and digital health platforms without increasing regulatory burden.
LCG supported licensing strategy for a modular workplace safety training program originally developed within a Fortune 500 organization, structured for external licensing to enterprise clients, consultants, and international training partners.
LCG advised on licensing and commercialization strategy for the ABC Medical Billing Code System, an alternative reimbursement framework supporting emerging and non-traditional healthcare services, focused on system licensing, stakeholder adoption, and provider alignment.
LCG advised on licensing and commercialization strategy for a proprietary sound-based technology for non-medical therapeutic applications including sleep, stress reduction, and wellness support, structured for subscription and program-based licensing across clinics and consumer platforms.
Every licensing opportunity is different. What matters is understanding where your IP fits, how it creates value for potential partners, and how to structure agreements that work in the real world.
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