Trademark

Every engagement in this service

Market-benchmarked flat-fee legal pricing. Attorney fees are scoped in advance against a written deliverable and set with reference to public competitor ranges and official USPTO, Copyright Office, and WIPO fees. Government and third-party fees are billed separately, at cost.

• Trademark Quick-Screen

  Flat Fee · Attorney fee: $500

  Engagement type: Flat Fee

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

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

  What’s included

  • Knockout search of the USPTO database for direct hits and near matches.
  • Brief written summary identifying any obvious obstacles.

  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.

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• Trademark Application

  Tiered Fee · Attorney fee: From $500 / $650 / $1,500

  Engagement type: Tiered Fee

  Attorney fee: From $500 / $650 / $1,500
  Starting at $500 · $650 · $1,500 (attorney fee; USPTO fees separate per class)
  USPTO / USCO / WIPO fees billed separately at cost.

  Best for
  Streamlined trademark filings listed on the firm’s website; tier chosen by mark/goods complexity and the level of attorney support.

  What’s included

  • Tier 1 — light-touch filing of a straightforward mark.
  • Tier 2 — clearance-and-file with attorney commentary.
  • Tier 3 — broader scope, more goods/services, or higher attorney involvement.

  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.
  • Office Action responses, oppositions, cancellations, foreign filings.

  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.

  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.
  • Tier selected after intake; non-standard descriptors or composite/foreign marks may move the engagement to the $2,400 standard tier.

  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.

  Deliverables
  Filed application.

  Typical timing
  Typically 1–2 weeks from complete intake.

  Standard engagement (quoted after intake)
  U.S. Trademark Application — attorney fee $2,400 / mark, 1 class. Filing a U.S. federal trademark application (use-based or intent-to-use) for a single mark. The fuller-scope version of this engagement, quoted after intake.

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• Trademark Office Action Response

  Flat Fee · Attorney fee: From $350

  Engagement type: Flat Fee

  Attorney fee: From $350
  Starting at $350 (attorney fee, limited scope)
  USPTO / USCO / WIPO fees billed separately at cost.

  Best for
  Responses to limited-scope, non-substantive trademark office actions (e.g., minor disclaimer or identification amendment).

  What’s included
  Review of the office action and filing of a limited-scope response.

  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.
  • Substantive likelihood-of-confusion or §2(d) refusals.
  • Final office actions, appeals, or oppositions.

  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.

  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.
  • Limited scope; one round of attorney work.

  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.
  • Substantive refusals will be re-quoted.

  Deliverables
  Filed response.

  Typical timing
  Typically 1–2 weeks.

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• Statement of Use

  Flat Fee · Attorney fee: $350 + USPTO / class

  Engagement type: Flat Fee

  Attorney fee: $350 + USPTO / class
  $350 attorney fee · $150 / class USPTO fee (subject to USPTO schedule)
  USPTO / USCO / WIPO fees billed separately at cost.

  Best for
  Filing a Statement of Use after a Notice of Allowance issues on an intent-to-use application.

  What’s included
  Specimen review and SOU drafting / filing for one class.

  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.
  • Additional classes (per-class fee).
  • Specimen refusal responses.

  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 acceptable specimens and date of first use.

  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.
  • One mark; one class; standard specimen.

  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.

  Deliverables
  Filed Statement of Use.

  Typical timing
  Typically 1 week.

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• Request for Extension (ITU)

  Flat Fee · Attorney fee: $150 + USPTO / class

  Engagement type: Flat Fee

  Attorney fee: $150 + USPTO / class
  $150 attorney fee · $125 / class USPTO fee (subject to USPTO schedule)
  USPTO / USCO / WIPO fees billed separately at cost.

  Best for
  Requesting a 6-month extension to file a Statement of Use.

  What’s included
  Drafting and filing of the extension request for one class.

  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.
  • Additional classes.

  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.

  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.

  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.

  Deliverables
  Filed extension request.

  Typical timing
  Typically 3–5 business days.

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• Trademark Maintenance Filing

  Flat Fee · Attorney fee: From $250

  Engagement type: Flat Fee

  Attorney fee: From $250
  Starting at $250 (attorney fee) · USPTO fee separate
  USPTO / USCO / WIPO fees billed separately at cost.

  Best for
  Routine maintenance filings (e.g., §8 declarations, §15 declarations of incontestability, simple renewals) within standard scope.

  What’s included
  Filing of routine maintenance documents within scope.

  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.
  • Specimen refusals, audits, or contested filings.

  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.

  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.
  • Standard, uncontested maintenance filing.

  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.

  Deliverables
  Filed maintenance document.

  Typical timing
  Typically 1–2 weeks.

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• Trademark Renewal

  Flat Fee · Attorney fee: $700 / mark, 1 class

  Engagement type: Flat Fee

  Attorney fee: $700 / mark, 1 class
  $700 (attorney fee per mark, single class) · USPTO fees separate
  USPTO / USCO / WIPO fees billed separately at cost.

  Best for
  Routine 10-year renewals (combined §8 & §9) for a registered U.S. trademark.

  What’s included
  Specimen review, drafting, and filing of the combined renewal.

  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.
  • Additional classes (per-class attorney and USPTO fees).
  • Specimen refusals or audit responses.

  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.

  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.
  • Standard, uncontested renewal.

  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.

  Deliverables
  Filed renewal.

  Typical timing
  Typically 1–2 weeks.

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• §8 Declaration of Continued Use

  Tiered Fee · Attorney fee: $350–$1,350

  Engagement type: Tiered Fee

  Attorney fee: $350–$1,350
  $350 – $1,350 (attorney fee per mark; final fee set by class count and audit risk) · USPTO fee separate
  USPTO / USCO / WIPO fees billed separately at cost.

  Best for
  Filing the §8 declaration between years 5 and 6 after registration (or with renewal).

  What’s included
  Specimen review, drafting, and filing of the §8 declaration.

  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.
  • Audit responses requiring additional evidence (separate engagement).

  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 current specimens for each class.

  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.
  • Standard, uncontested filing.

  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.
  • USPTO audit selection requiring expanded evidence.

  Deliverables
  Filed §8 declaration.

  Typical timing
  Typically 1–2 weeks.

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• Trademark Assignment

  Flat Fee · Attorney fee: $600 first mark + $150 each add’l

  Engagement type: Flat Fee

  Attorney fee: $600 first mark + $150 each add’l
  $600 for the first mark · $150 for each additional mark in the same recordation · $40 USPTO recordation fee (subject to USPTO schedule)
  USPTO / USCO / WIPO fees billed separately at cost.

  Best for
  Recording the transfer of one or more trademarks between parties (e.g., founder-to-entity, M&A).

  What’s included

  • Draft of a basic assignment instrument.
  • Recordation with the USPTO Assignment Recordation Branch.

  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.
  • Tax structuring, securities, or corporate authorization documents.
  • Recordation in foreign trademark offices.

  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 assignor / assignee details and serial / registration numbers.

  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.
  • Standard chain-of-title; no contested ownership.

  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.

  Deliverables
  Executed assignment and USPTO recordation receipt.

  Typical timing
  Typically 1–2 weeks.

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• IP Assignment

  Flat Fee · Attorney fee: From $250

  Engagement type: Flat Fee

  Attorney fee: From $250
  Starting at $250 (attorney fee, limited-scope)
  USPTO / USCO / WIPO fees billed separately at cost.

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

  What’s included
  Draft of a simple assignment instrument.

  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.
  • Recordation fees and any tax or corporate counseling.
  • Multiple-asset or complex chain-of-title work (separate quote).

  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.

  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 asset; uncontested ownership.

  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.

  Deliverables
  Drafted assignment.

  Typical timing
  Typically 3–5 business days.

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• Attorney-of-Record Update

  Flat Fee · Attorney fee: $200–$350

  Engagement type: Flat Fee

  Attorney fee: $200–$350
  $200 – $350 (attorney fee, depending on number of records)
  USPTO / USCO / WIPO fees billed separately at cost.

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

  What’s included
  Drafting and filing of the appropriate revocation/appointment documents.

  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.
  • Substantive review or strategy memos (separate engagement).

  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.

  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.

  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.

  Deliverables
  Filed update.

  Typical timing
  Typically 3–5 business days.

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• Brand Monitoring

  Subscription · Attorney fee: $650 / month

  Engagement type: Subscription

  Attorney fee: $650 / month
  USPTO / USCO / WIPO fees billed separately at cost.

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

  What’s included

  • Standing trademark watch on identified marks and classes.
  • Monthly attorney review and short report of relevant new filings.
  • Recommended actions (monitor, Letter of Protest, opposition consideration).

  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.
  • Filing oppositions, cancellations, or letters of protest (separate engagement).
  • Foreign-jurisdiction monitoring (separate quote).

  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.
  • Identify monitored marks, classes, and jurisdictions.

  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.
  • Standard monitoring scope; up to a defined number of marks and classes.

  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; opening enforcement actions.

  Deliverables
  Monthly written watch report.

  Typical timing
  Continuous; monthly reporting.

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• Competitor / Conflict Review

  Flat Fee · Attorney fee: $1,800

  Engagement type: Flat Fee

  Attorney fee: $1,800
  $1,800 (flat)
  USPTO / USCO / WIPO fees billed separately at cost.

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

  What’s included

  • Attorney review of the targeted record and use evidence.
  • Written memo with recommended next steps (monitor, Letter of Protest, demand, opposition, or no action).

  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.
  • Drafting and filing of oppositions, cancellations, or court actions.

  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.

  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.

  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.

  Deliverables
  Conflict review memo.

  Typical timing
  Typically 2–3 weeks.

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• Domain Recovery — UDRP

  Flat Fee · Attorney fee: $4,500 / domain

  Engagement type: Flat Fee

  Attorney fee: $4,500 / domain
  $4,500 (attorney fee, per domain) · Provider filing fees separate
  USPTO / USCO / WIPO fees billed separately at cost.

  Best for
  UDRP proceeding against a single allegedly infringing domain name.

  What’s included

  • Strategy review and evidence package.
  • Drafting and filing of the UDRP complaint with a recognized provider.
  • Reply submissions within standard scope.

  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.
  • Provider filing fees (paid to WIPO/Forum/etc.).
  • URS, ACPA litigation, or appeals (separate engagement).

  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 registration history of the targeted domain, evidence of bad faith, and copies of the client’s trademark registrations.

  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 domain; one provider; one round of submissions.

  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.
  • Additional domains, multi-respondent matters, or court proceedings.

  Deliverables
  Filed UDRP complaint and the resulting decision.

  Typical timing
  Typically 6–10 weeks from filing.

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• Amazon Brand Registry

  Flat Fee · Attorney fee: $2,200

  Engagement type: Flat Fee

  Attorney fee: $2,200
  $2,200 (flat, attorney fee only)
  USPTO / USCO / WIPO fees billed separately at cost.

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

  What’s included

  • Eligibility review.
  • Attorney support through the Amazon Brand Registry enrollment process.

  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.
  • Counterfeit reporting, listing takedowns, and ongoing brand-gating support (separate engagement).

  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 registration details and Amazon Seller / Vendor account information.

  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.
  • One brand; one Amazon account.

  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.
  • Multi-brand or multi-region enrollments.

  Deliverables
  Completed enrollment.

  Typical timing
  Typically 2–4 weeks subject to Amazon processing.

  Pay for this service or book a call first.

• Trademark Clearance

  Flat Fee · Attorney fee: From $650

  Engagement type: Flat Fee

  Attorney fee: From $650
  Starting at $650 (attorney fee)
  USPTO / USCO / WIPO fees billed separately at cost.

  Best for
  A focused, limited-scope clearance lookup.

  What’s included
  USPTO and selected common-law lookup, with a short attorney summary.

  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.
  • Comprehensive opinion (see Full Trademark Clearance).

  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.

  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.

  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.

  Deliverables
  Short clearance memo.

  Typical timing

  • Typically 1–2 weeks.
  • Copyright registration and assignment, creator and platform support, and selected gaming / media advisory work. Most engagements are flat-fee. Custom-quoted matters include AI-generated content questions, NFT compliance, and gaming-law studies.

  Standard engagement (quoted after intake)
  Full Trademark Clearance — attorney fee $1,500. A clearance opinion for a single mark before brand investment, packaging, or filing. The fuller-scope version of this engagement, quoted after intake.

  Pay for this service or book a call first.

Final fee confirmed in the engagement letter. Figures on this page are illustrative. Flat fees may be split into milestones where the engagement letter allows.

When to bring us in

Trademark questions we get asked

• I registered my LLC name with the state. Is that a trademark?

  No. Forming an entity reserves a business name in that state’s corporate registry, which is a filing office, not a rights system. It does not stop anyone in another state from using the same mark, and it does not give you the right to stop them. Federal trademark registration is what creates nationwide rights in connection with the goods and services you actually sell.

• How long does registration take?

  Plan on roughly eight to fourteen months from filing to registration when nothing goes wrong, and longer if the examining attorney issues a refusal. The useful thing is that your rights date back to the filing date once the mark registers, so filing early is worth more than filing quickly.

• What is a class, and why does it change the price?

  The USPTO sorts goods and services into forty five classes, and both the government fee and the scope of your protection are per class. Software is one class, clothing is another, consulting services are another again. Filing in three classes means three government fees, so class selection is a real budgeting decision and not just paperwork.

• Should I register the name and the logo separately?

  Usually yes, if the budget allows. A word mark protects the name in any typeface, which is the broader and more durable right. A design mark protects the specific logo. Registering only the combined logo means a competitor can adopt your name in different styling and you have a weaker position against them.