Trademark Quick-Screen

SKU: TM-01

A first-look knockout screen on a single proposed mark before committing to a full clearance or filing.

$500.00

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Engagement type: Flat Fee

Attorney fee: $500
$500 (flat, attorney fee only)
USPTO / USCO / WIPO fees billed separately at cost.

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A first-look knockout screen on a single proposed mark before committing to a full clearance or filing.

What’s included

What’s NOT included

Government, third-party, foreign-associate, translation, courier, and vendor fees.
Continued prosecution, additional office actions, or post-allowance work beyond what is expressly itemized.
Litigation, contested proceedings (IPR/PGR/PTAB, oppositions, cancellations), or appeal work.
Work on additional applications, jurisdictions, classes, or marks not listed in the engagement letter.
Full clearance opinion.
Common-law / state, foreign, or industry-specific searches.

Client responsibilities

Provide complete, accurate, and timely technical / business disclosures.
Review and approve drafts and filings before submission.
Pay government and third-party fees in advance of any filing deadline.
Provide the proposed mark, intended goods/services, and a short description of the business.

Assumptions

Standard complexity for the service category.
One primary applicant or business entity; one primary jurisdiction unless otherwise stated.
One round of substantive client revisions included.
No material adverse facts (e.g., prior public disclosure, intervening prior art) discovered after engagement.
Single mark; one Nice class group; U.S. only.

Scope-change triggers

Material change in scope, claims, embodiments, classes, marks, or jurisdictions.
Adversarial action by a third party (opposition, cancellation, declaratory action).
Expedited / emergency turnaround required to meet a statutory or self-imposed deadline.
After-discovered prior art, prior use, or undisclosed prior filings.
Adding marks, classes, or jurisdictions.

Deliverables
Short quick-screen memo (typically 1–2 pages).

Typical timing
Typically 3–5 business days.

Brand owners who need attorney support enrolling a registered mark in the Amazon Brand Registry.

Updating the attorney of record at the USPTO for one or more existing trademark matters.

Clients who want ongoing watch and attorney review of new third-party trademark filings that may conflict with their brand.

A focused review of a specific competing mark, application, or registration that may conflict with the client's brand.

UDRP proceeding against a single allegedly infringing domain name.

A simple, single-asset assignment (e.g., founder-to-entity for one trademark or one copyright) under streamlined website terms.

You filed. That does not mean you are covered.