Rootmark Law is led by Jessica Flowers, an intellectual property and business attorney with experience across in-house legal leadership, private practice, and litigation, as well as a pre-law background in branding, web development, music, and digital media.
 

Before founding Rootmark Law, Jessica served as in-house counsel for an international game studio and technology company, where she was responsible for intellectual property, contracts, and corporate legal matters. In that role, she managed large global trademark and copyright portfolios, negotiated and maintained a high volume of commercial agreements, and advised on licensing, data privacy, AI usage, digital platforms, and online community issues. Her work focused on building legal processes that allowed creative and technical teams to move quickly while protecting the company’s core assets.
 

Jessica’s experience also includes intellectual property litigation and enforcement work, including trademark disputes, font and typeface infringement matters, and large-scale case and discovery management. She has advised startups, creators, and growing businesses on trademark registration, copyright protection, licensing, and brand enforcement, with particular attention to online and digital use cases.
 

What defines Jessica’s approach is a focus on clarity and systems. She works closely with clients to translate legal risk into practical guidance and to design legal frameworks that support growth rather than react to problems after they arise. Through Rootmark Law, she brings together intellectual property law, business strategy, and real-world experience in creative and technology-driven industries.