Trademarks

You picked a good name. Register it before someone else does.

A federal registration gives you nationwide rights that can last as long as the business does. We handle the filing and everything that comes after it: office actions, renewals, even the competitor who gets too close.

File a trademark with StrongTrademarks Book a time to talk it through

Flat-fee, transparent filings

StrongTrademarks is our filing tool. You answer plain-English questions about your trademark and your goods or services, upload pictures of how you’re using it, and sign a contract. One of our licensed attorneys reviews the application, fixes what the USPTO would push back on, and files it under their own name and bar number. Then they stay on the matter.

$699 per class, flat fee

That’s our $349 attorney fee plus the USPTO’s $350 filing fee, collected as one payment and itemized on your receipt. We won’t charge you anything until you’ve reviewed and signed.

One administrative office action included

We’ll handle minor issues like disclaimer requirements, description modifications, and specimen swaps: the common stuff is covered. We’ll quote substantive refusals separately, as needed.

A knockout search before filing

We check every application for identical and near-identical marks before we go any further. When the name really matters, a full clearance search looks past the register — state registers, common-law use, domains — and ends in a written opinion.

Everything after the filing

A trademark registration is really just the start. These are the services that keep it alive and useful.

Clearance searches

A clearance search tells you whether a name is worth building something on, before you spend any money on packaging, a domain name, and a filing fee that the USPTO won’t refund.

A second set of eyes $149

Office actions

Many applications draw at least one office action. Most are fixable. You’ll have three months from the day it issues to respond, and that clock might already be running.

Free review; responses from $300

Renewals

Between years five and six, and then every ten years, the USPTO wants proof you’re still using your mark. Miss a deadline and there’s a six-month grace period with a surcharge. Miss that too and the registration is cancelled, and you’re back at the end of the line.

Starting at $1,000

Monitoring

As nice as it would be, a registration doesn’t just enforce itself. Monitoring tells you when someone files or uses something close to your mark, while there’s still time to do something about it.

Starting at $500 per year

Assignments

Whether you bought a company, restructured, or moved a brand between entities, the USPTO needs to know about it. And the paperwork has to be worded specifically enough to carry the goodwill with it. Otherwise, the registration can become unenforceable, and the value you paid for goes with it.

Starting at $400

Oppositions and cancellations

The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board decides who gets to keep a registration. We represent applicants and registrants on both sides.

Filing $2,000