Trademark searches, applications and copyright registrations for small businesses, online sellers and creators. Handled by a licensed attorney, not a filing mill.
Book a free 15-minute call See pricesMost refused trademark applications fail on things a search and a careful description would have caught. You get legal judgment on every filing, and you know the full cost before work begins.
Before you spend on a filing, you get a written opinion on how risky your mark is and why.
Goods and services written in USPTO-approved wording, which avoids surcharges and common refusals.
Office actions, Statements of Use and renewals are docketed with reminders, so nothing quietly lapses.
Attorney fees below. Government filing fees are separate and passed through at cost (USPTO base fee: $350 per class).
| Comprehensive clearance search + opinion letter | $400 |
| Each additional class on an application | $200 |
| Office action response, non-substantive | $300 |
| Office action response, substantive (likelihood of confusion, descriptiveness) | from $800 |
| Statement of Use or extension request | $250 |
| Sections 8 & 9 renewal | $300 |
| Annual watch & docket plan, per mark | $150 / yr |
Your logo, photos, artwork, music, writing and code. Registration is required before you can sue for infringement and unlocks statutory damages. U.S. Copyright Office fees are separate.
| DMCA takedown notice (one platform, up to 5 URLs) | $149 |
| Copyrightability and ownership opinion | $250 |
| Copyright assignment or work-made-for-hire agreement | $350 |
Not included: infringement disputes, demand letters, Copyright Claims Board cases and lawsuits. Referrals available on request.
A 15-minute call to understand your brand or work and recommend the right package.
A short engagement letter with your flat fee. No surprise bills.
Search, opinion and a draft for your approval. You sign the declaration.
You get the filing receipt, a timeline of what comes next, and deadline reminders.
For a one-class application: $650 attorney fee plus the USPTO's $350 base filing fee. Additional classes, intent-to-use filings and office action responses add cost; you'll get a written quote before anything is filed.
USPTO review typically takes many months, and longer if an office action is issued. Filing quickly matters because your filing date establishes priority.
No attorney can guarantee registration. A search and a well-drafted application improve your odds and help you avoid filing on a mark that is likely to be refused.
A trademark protects your brand name, logo or slogan as a source identifier. A copyright protects creative expression such as artwork, photos, writing and music. A logo can qualify for both, which is why the Logo Bundle exists.
Yes. Trademark and copyright registration are federal, so clients anywhere in the U.S. can be served online. Questions about a specific state's law outside Wisconsin will be referred to a locally licensed attorney.
No. This practice focuses on clearance, registration and maintenance. If you receive or need to send a cease-and-desist letter, you'll be referred to litigation counsel.
I help small businesses, online sellers and creators protect the names, logos and work they build. Every matter is handled personally, at a flat fee agreed in advance.
Admitted to the State Bar of Wisconsin (Bar No. 1056297) and the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin.
Tell me a little about your brand or work and you'll hear back within one business day to schedule a free 15-minute call.
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