Safeguard Your Intellectual Property Today!

Without registration, your brand is vulnerable to infringement, potentially hindering business growth. Registration offers legal safeguards and enhances brand value.

Yes, you can secure international protection through processes like the Madrid System. We guide clients through the complexities of global registration.

While it doesn't guarantee approval, a thorough search minimizes the risk of rejection by identifying potential conflicts before the application process.

Ward Off Copycats
You will have exclusive rights to the names, slogans, and logos of your brand.

Bulletproof Your Intellectual Property
Protect your brand identity and make it easier to sue your competitors who steal your ideas.

Save Your Time & Money
Save yourself from the hassle of expensive redesigns after finding out you’re violating existing trademarks.

® Trademark Registration Symbol
Once you register your trademark, you can use the ® trademark registration symbol which tells others to back off your brand, and makes your brand look more credible.

Everlasting Investment
Trademarks last forever, as long as you are still using it and file your maintenance documents.

Trademark protection can last indefinitely, provided you continue to use the mark and meet renewal requirements.

Yes, you can register trademarks for products with limited availability. We assist in crafting applications that reflect the specific nature of your product release.

The ™ symbol denotes common law rights, while the ® symbol indicates a federally registered trademark. Registration provides enhanced legal benefits.

Yes, you can, but seeking professional assistance is advisable. Our experts ensure proper filing, increasing the likelihood of approval and avoiding common pitfalls.

A similar trademark may pose challenges. Our thorough search identifies potential conflicts, allowing you to make informed decisions and strategize accordingly.

Yes, regular maintenance is essential, including renewals. We provide reminders and assistance to ensure your trademark remains actively protected.

A standard character mark covers the word or phrase in any font, while a stylized mark protects a specific design or stylized representation. We help you choose the right type for your brand.

Failure to renew may lead to the cancellation of your trademark. We provide timely reminders and assistance to ensure your trademark remains active and protected.

Other common reasons for trademark application rejection are:

• I. A mark be can be refused as deceptively misdescriptive if:
  • a. the mark misdescribes an ingredient, quality, characteristic, function, feature, purpose or use of the specified goods or services
  • b. the misrepresentation conveyed by the mark is plausible
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• II. A mark can be refused as primarily geographically deceptively misdescriptive if:
  • a. the primary significance of the mark is a generally known geographic location
  • b. purchasers would be likely to think that the goods or services originate in the geographic place identified in the mark
  • c. the goods or services do not originate in the place identified in the mark
  • d. the misrepresentation would be a material factor in a significant portion of the relevant consumers’ decision to buy the goods or use the services
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• III. The examining attorney can refuse registration of a mark on grounds of being primarily merely a surname if the primary significance to the purchasing public is a “surname”, i.e., a family name or last name.
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• IV. The examining attorney will refuse registration if the applied-for mark is merely a decorative feature or part of the "dress" of the goods. Such matter is merely ornamentation and does not serve the trademark function of identifying and distinguishing the applicant's goods from those of others

Trademark
We offer guidance on dispute resolution, including cease-and-desist letters and negotiation. If necessary, we help navigate legal avenues to protect your trademark rights.

Yes, you can file an intent-to-use application. This secures your rights even before launching the product or service, providing a strategic advantage.

Yes, you can register trademarks for specific promotions or events. We guide you through the process, ensuring your brand is protected during temporary campaigns.

We assist in filing the necessary documents to update your trademark registration, ensuring accurate and up-to-date information reflecting changes in name or ownership.

Descriptive or generic marks face higher rejection rates. We guide you in choosing distinctive trademarks that meet USPTO criteria for successful registration.

The Supplemental Register accommodates marks that do not meet all Principal Register requirements. We guide you in choosing the right register for your trademark based on distinctiveness.

The Madrid System allows for international registration. We assist in the strategic filing of a single application for trademark protection in multiple countries.

Yes, taglines or slogans can be trademarked. We help determine the distinctiveness of your tagline and guide you through the application process.