Trademark Clearance Search
A review of various sources, including trademark databases, to determine whether a particular trademark or service mark infringes the rights of a prior user and can be registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (“USPTO”).
Trademark Application Filing
The preparation and filing of your trademark application with the USPTO.
Trademark Registration
We provide a flat fee trademark registration package to help you secure your trademark rights at a reasonable cost.
Office Action Response
An Office Action is a letter from the Examiner detailing why they have denied your application. There are many different types of Office Actions, from simple to complex, and they must be responded to in a timely fashion or your application will be abandoned.
Trademark Enforcement
Sometimes, it is necessary for a trademark owner to enforce their rights against infringers and copycats.
Trademark Monitoring
Trademark protection does not stop at registration. It is important to monitor new trademark filings to ensure your mark remains strong and secure.
Trademark Portfolio Management
Do you have multiple trademarks to keep track of? The Trademark Place can manage your entire trademark portfolio.
Trademark Renewals
Trademarks can last forever, but you are still required to maintain or renew the trademarks, otherwise, your trademark will be cancelled.
Trademark Cancellations
Cancellation proceedings can be brought against a registrant when their trademark is not entitled to registration.
Statement of Use
Before a trademark registration can be finalized, the government requires that the trademark is actively being used in commerce.
Change of Ownership
A change of ownership (also known as a trademark assignment) must be properly drafted and filed with the USPTO. We can prepare and file an assignment for a flat fee.
Trademark Expungement
Expungement proceedings can be brought against a registered trademark when a business believes that mark is not being used for all of its claimed goods or services.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A trademark is a word, phrase, symbol, design, or combination of these elements that identifies and distinguishes the source of the goods or services of one party from those of others. A trademark helps consumers recognize and choose between products or services based on their quality, reputation, and other characteristics.
Trademark, patent, and copyright are different types of intellectual property rights that protect different aspects of creations.
• A trademark protects a brand name or logo that identifies the source of goods or services.
• A patent protects an invention or a new and useful improvement of an existing invention.
• A copyright protects an original work of authorship, such as a book, song, movie, or software.
A service mark is actually a type of trademark that identifies and distinguishes the source of a service rather than a product. For example, FedEx is a service mark for delivery services, while Coca-Cola is a trademark for a soft drink. With that said, the term “trademark” is often used to refer to both trademarks and service marks.
To register a trademark in the United States, you need to file an application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). You can file online by yourself or with an attorney using the Trademark Electronic Application System (TEAS). You need to provide information such as:
• The name and address of the owner of the trademark
• The name and description of the goods or services associated with the trademark
• A specimen showing how the trademark is used on the goods or services
• The filing fee
$999 Trademark Registration Package
Our $999 Trademark Package is designed to help you get your brand protected without breaking the bank.
Package Includes:
Comprehensive Trademark Search
Attorney Consultation Time
Drafting and Filing of Your Trademark Application
Responding to Non-Substantive Office Actions
No matter who you are, we’ve got what you need
Individuals and Entrepreneurs
Whether you are still setting up your business or are already established, we can help you protect your brand and prevent larger costs down the road.
Small Businesses
We’ve worked with thousands of small businesses, and helped them secure their trademark rights. We can help yours, too.
Corporations
No business is too big or too small to consider protecting their intellectual property. We’re here to ensure yours is not only protected, but that you can enforce your rights to keep your brand strong and secure.
