Trademark Registration Maintenance: Certain rules and legal requirements must be followed to maintain the validity and strength of a United States Trademark Registration. Failure to follow the rules can result in a trademark becoming weak, unprotectable, cancelled or abandoned. To avoid loss of trademark rights, we advise you about proper trademark usage and marking requirements. We also instruct you on how to save thousands of dollars annually by policing your trademark to be sure it is not being infringed by other parties.

Trademark Cancellation & Renewal: After a trademark becomes registered, we take the necessary steps to prevent it from being cancelled. Registered trademarks are automatically cancelled by the USPTO after six (6) years, unless the owner files appropriate documentation (and filing fee) with the USPTO, which evidences the owner is still properly using the trademark. Ten (10) years after a trademark is registered, you are required to file a renewal and pay a fee, or your registration will be cancelled. The documentation required to be filed with the USPTO, must meet certain legal requirements, and be accompanied by proper filing fees and specimens of use.

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We work to keep your trademarks safe from being cancelled accidentally, because we docket and track all the critical filing dates, renewal dates, and deadlines for your trademark. We alert you before these critical dates arise.

Trademarks are the most valuable assets of any business because they are the official symbol of your company's good name and reputation. Treat your trademarks the same as you would any other valuable asset, and only entrust them to qualified trademark professionals. From start to finish, we take product names, company names, brand names, logos, slogans, and designs from the drawing board to the store shelf. We are dedicated trademark professionals, working with you to build and protect your trademarks.

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