Jonathan Milgrom

MANAGING PARTNER

The founder of Milgrom & Daskam, Jonathan (Jon) Milgrom advises businesses of all sizes and works across a variety of sectors. His diverse client base includes companies in tech, software, fintech, insurance, brewing and distilling, retail, apparel and fashion, food and beverage, graphic design, and other creative industries.

Jon chairs the intellectual property group and is the co-chair of the corporate group at Milgrom and Daskam. He uses his expertise to manage the development, maintenance, and enforcement of robust intellectual property portfolios. He is also well-versed in corporate and startup law and regularly counsels clients on deal structures, securities law compliance and disclosure issues, regulatory compliance, corporate governance, and general corporate law.

Jon is extremely passionate about social stewardship. Before his legal pursuits, Jon worked as a biology teacher in low-income communities.

Today, Jon remains heavily involved in the non-profit, impact finance, and social entrepreneurship sectors. He is also extremely knowledgeable in the legal universe of Public Benefit Corporations and works closely with B-Corps Certification and with 1% for the Planet Initiatives.

His community involvement includes sitting on the Board of Directors for A Growing Culture, a nonprofit promoting farmer-led sustainable agriculture. He is also the founder of the SeEds Family Foundation, which organizes community events and raises funds to support the arts, agriculture, access to the outdoors, and families in need. He previously served on the Board of Advisors of Colorado Succeeds, a Colorado non-profit organization focused on education reform to better prepare students for the working world.

Jon attended law school at the University of Colorado in Boulder. During his tenure, he served as president of his class, served as an associate at the Deming Center Venture Fund, and was honored with both the Rodney Lewis Jr. Memorial Scholarship and the Sarah L. Rector Memorial Scholarship.

Outside the office, Jon is an avid telemark skier, sports enthusiast, and world traveler. He’s proficient in conversational Spanish and has visited over 60 different countries across the globe. He enjoys spending time with his wife Amanda and his dog MacKinnon.

FOCUS AREAS

Corporate Organization & Financing

Intellectual
Property

General
Corporate

Social Entrepreneurship

Articles

Copyright Law

A Sriracha By Any Other Name…

Sriracha, a fiery red sauce that has captured the taste buds of spicy food enthusiasts around the world, offers not just a kick of heat but also a fascinating study in the realm of trademark and trade dress law. Originating from the coastal city of Si Racha, Thailand, this sauce has transcended its humble beginnings to become a global culinary phenomenon. However, its journey into kitchens and restaurants worldwide brings to light intriguing legal challenges, particularly regarding its trademark and trade dress.

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Business & Corporate Law

The Impending Corporate Transparency Act 

In the rapidly changing landscape of corporate governance, the Corporate Transparency Act stands out as a significant piece of legislation aimed at curbing illicit activities and enhancing transparency in company operations. For businesses, investors, and legal practitioners, understanding the Act is vital not only for compliance but also to stay ahead in a market that increasingly values transparency and ethical business practices.

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Entrepreneur & Startup

Entity Selection: How QSBS Could Save You Millions in Taxes

I often work with entrepreneurs starting new ventures. While there are multiple considerations for new businesses, the first important item to address is entity formation, governance, and finance/ownership. This is the starting point to get your venture headed in the right direction.

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