Choose Your Trademark Protection Package
Professional IP protection packages designed for entrepreneurs who refuse to leave their brand vulnerable.
- Comprehensive U.S. Trademark Clearance Search
- USPTO Trademark Application Preparation & Filing
- U.S. Attorney of Record
- All Non-Substantive Office Action Responses
- Domain & Social-Media Availability Check
- (1) USPTO Class Filing Fee ($350 USD)
- Client Portal Access
Best for: New brands who want basic clearance and expert filing.
- Everything in Brand Shield
- Priority Turnaround (7 business days)
- (3) USPTO Class Filing Fees ($1,050 USD)
- (6) Months of Trademark Infringement Monitoring
- Attorney-Drafted Cease and Desist Letter Template
Best for: Businesses ready to expand across additional classes and nail down enforcement.
- Everything in Brand Growth
- Global Trademark Clearance Search
- Madrid Protocol Application Filing
- Substantive Office Action Responses
- (12) Months Trademark Infringement Monitoring
- Social Media & Brand Usage Company Policy
Best for: Established or scaling brands that want ongoing protection, domestic and international.
Choose Your Copyright Protection Package
Protect your original creative works — content, designs, music, writing, and more.
- Single-work copyright registration
- U.S. Copyright Office application prep & filing
- Attorney review of authorship & ownership
- Deposit copy & specimen guidance
- Copyright Office filing fee included
- Client Portal Access
Best for: Creators registering one important work.
- Everything in Copyright Essentials
- Group registration of up to 10 works
- Work-for-hire & assignment review
- Priority turnaround
- Copyright ownership transfer agreement
Best for: Creators and businesses with multiple works to protect.
- Everything in Copyright Plus
- DMCA takedown letter templates
- (12) Months infringement monitoring
- Licensing agreement template
- Portfolio management & renewal tracking
Best for: Studios and creators monetizing a growing catalog.
Choose Your Patent Protection Package
Protect your inventions and innovations — from provisional filings to full prosecution.
- Provisional patent application prep & filing
- Invention disclosure review
- Basic prior-art search
- 12-month priority date secured
- USPTO filing fee guidance
- Client Portal Access
Best for: Inventors who need to secure a filing date quickly.
- Everything in Provisional
- Non-provisional utility application
- Professional patent drawings
- Detailed claims drafting
- Comprehensive prior-art search
Best for: Inventors ready to pursue enforceable utility protection.
- Everything in Utility
- Office Action responses
- Examiner interviews
- Continuation & filing strategy
- Portfolio management
Best for: Inventors who want end-to-end prosecution handled.
Your Brand is Under Attack Every Day
While you're building, others are copying, stealing, and profiting from your innovation
Choose Your PackageTrademark Hijacking
Competitors register YOUR brand name in other categories or countries, blocking your expansion and confusing your customers.
Revenue Theft
Copycats flood the market with knockoffs, stealing sales and destroying the premium positioning you worked years to build.
Unprotected Innovation
Your proprietary processes, customer lists, and business methods remain vulnerable to theft by employees and competitors.
Legal Blindness
You're operating without knowing your IP rights, missing infringement opportunities and leaving money on the table.
Shield Your Innovation
- Trademark registration & monitoring
- Copyright protection strategies
- Patent application & prosecution
- Trade secret documentation
- IP enforcement & defense
Safeguard your most valuable business assets — from trademarks to trade secrets, we secure what makes your business unique.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about consultations, filings, office actions, and protecting your brand.
A Substantive Office Action raises legal issues with your trademark itself. Common substantive issues include:
- Likelihood of confusion — your mark is too similar to an existing registered trademark
- Merely descriptive — your mark just describes your product or service (like "Fast Delivery" for a courier service)
- Geographically descriptive — your mark is just a place name (like "California Wine")
- Generic terms — you're trying to trademark a common word for your industry
- Ornamental refusal — your mark appears decorative rather than identifying your brand
These responses require legal arguments and evidence to overcome. They're complex and typically need attorney expertise.
No, you're not legally required to hire an attorney to file a trademark application with the USPTO. However, most business owners hire one because a single mistake can permanently derail your application.
The reality: the USPTO filing fee is $350 per class whether you DIY or hire help. But an attorney ensures proper clearance searches, correct classifications, appropriate specimens, and accurate descriptions — all things that commonly trip up DIY filers and lead to refusals.
A rejected application means starting over, paying fees again, and losing months while competitors could file similar marks. Trademark protection is a long-term business asset, and investing in proper legal guidance upfront saves time, money, and headaches down the road.