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- Free consultation with an attorney before the application is filed.
- Extensive USPTO database search for possible conflicts or infringements.
- Receive a professional opinion on success probability.
- An attorney will file your federal application.
- The firm will respond to any USPTO Office Actions to keep the process moving forward.
- Free consultation with an attorney before the application is filed.
- Database Search, Legal Opinion, Filing, and Office Action Responses.
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Frequently Asked Questions
If you are looking to trademark and have questions, please look through these FAQs. To find out if you are ready to file, you can also schedule a strategy session with one of our trademark lawyers.
What is the difference between a trademark and a copyright?
A trademark is a protection of a word, phrase, or design, registered with the US Patent and Trademark Organization. Trademarks last for as long as they are in use, as opposed to copyrights which have an expiration date. Copyrights protect works from an artist or author, such as books, plays, and music.
How long does filing for a trademark take?
Trademark filings vary in terms of time based on the USPTO response and any office actions that may be issued. The wait for a typical trademark filing is four to six months.
What are trademark classes?
Trademark classes are the designator of what type of product or service your trademark is representing. A barbershop is a different class than an online clothes retailer. A majority of businesses fall into one category; however, it is possible to be grouped in multiple classes. These classes each come with a separate fee.