Why Hiring a Licensed U.S. Trademark Attorney Can Simplify Your Trademark Process
Avoid common pitfalls, protect your brand, and gain a strategic partner in trademark law.
Securing a trademark from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is one of the smartest investments you can make in your brand. But many business owners, especially international companies entering the U.S. market, don’t realize how easy it is to make costly missteps. The fact is, the federal trademark registration process in the United States isn’t as straightforward as it may seem.
That’s why working with a licensed U.S. trademark attorney can make all the difference!
With over 20 years of experience in U.S. trademark law, we know the ins and outs of the system, and we provide real legal advice to protect your long-term brand value. We’ve seen firsthand how working with a licensed trademark attorney helps our clients avoid common (and expensive) trademark pitfalls.
Here’s what most people don’t realize:
> Your desired trademark may already be taken, even if it doesn’t show up on Google.
The USPTO reviews pending and registered marks within the federal trademark database, so what you find online may not accurately represent what the USPTO is considering. We conduct comprehensive legal clearance searches prior to filing to identify conflicts that could lead to rejection at the USPTO, or even third-party legal actions.
> The language in your application matters. A lot.
Filing under the wrong class, using unclear or overly broad descriptions of goods/services, or failing to properly claim prior use can all lead to delays, refusals, or weakened protection. With increased fees and penalties for poorly drafted applications or lengthy descriptions, these can be costly errors. We draft every application with precision to avoid unnecessary Office Actions and strengthen your rights.
> DIY platforms don’t represent you. We do.
If your application is refused or challenged, a non-attorney service cannot respond or defend your filing. As licensed attorneys, we help guide domestic and foreign companies through the federal trademark registration process from start to finish. This includes responses to USPTO refusals, oppositions, Statement of Use filings, trademark specimen issues, trademark maintenance filings, and more.
“A trademark application isn’t just a form—it’s a legal strategy. Our job is to make sure your brand is protected now and as your business grows.”
Here’s what sets our firm apart
Unlike DIY trademark platforms, we don’t cut corners or outsource our work. Our team of licensed trademark attorneys reviews and handles every trademark application that comes through our office. We offer transparent flat-rate pricing, fast turnaround times, and hands-on support from start to finish. We’ve built a reputation for unparalleled service and streamlined processes. As a result, we have a high rate of returning clients who value our professionalism and client-focused approach.
For foreign companies, there’s an additional benefit to hiring a trademark attorney. Trademark law in the United States requires that non-U.S. entities be represented by a licensed U.S. attorney when applying to register a trademark with the USPTO. That makes working with a trademark attorney not just helpful, but essential. We regularly assist international companies expanding into the U.S. market to ensure their rights are properly protected from day one. We’ve worked with foreign clients from Europe, Asia, Canada, Africa, Australia, and Latin America across all industries to protect their brand names in the United States.
We combine more than 20 years of legal expertise with transparent pricing and personalized support. Our clients value our responsiveness, clarity, and ability to anticipate potential issues before they become problems.
Contact Us For a Complimentary Consultation
At FlatFeeTrademark.com, we’re not a filing mill, we’re a trademark law firm. Our clients don’t get automated forms, they get real legal counsel, experienced insight, and a trusted partner in brand protection. If you’re ready to protect your brand, or better understand the U.S. federal trademark process, we’re here to help.
Contact us today for a complimentary consultation with one of our trademark attorneys and learn more about how we can support your business.
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