A trademark is a word, phrase, symbol, or design that sets your products or services apart from others by indicating to consumers the source of those products or services.
TRADEMARKS
TRADEMARK SEARCH
Prior to registering your trademark, a thorough search can save money and avoid future headaches by identifying similar marks and whether future disputes are likely to arise:
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Ensure comprehensive searches for federal, state, and common law trademarks in your line of business
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Receive an expert opinion as to whether disputes are likely to arise while using your mark
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Strategize for the best approach to use and register your mark
TRADEMARK REGISTRATION
Broaden your protection and put competitors on notice by registering your trademark with state or federal governments:
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Register your mark with states or the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) depending on the needs and future of your company
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Ensure property correspondence with government agents through the entirety of the process
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Protect the goodwill of your company from unfair competition
MONITORING AND MAINTENANCE
Maximize the duration of your patent protection:
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Actively monitor your trademarks to protect from unlawful users
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Meet renewal deadlines to ensure protection in the future
