San Antonio Trademark Attorneys & Lawyers
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Seth Wiener
Ross Brandborg
Scott Stram
Jake Siciliano
Richard Gora
Michael Wieser
Glenn Manishin
Ken Emanuelson
Derek Saunders
Jarad Dickinson
San Antonio Trademark Lawyers
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Our experienced San Antonio trademark attorneys & lawyers represent individuals and businesses with everything they need to secure and protect their trademarks. Our attorneys can help individuals with everything from trademark clearance searches to determine whether the desired mark is available for adoption, use, and registration. By reviewing the search reports thoroughly, they can conclusively determine the extent to which a mark is already being used and the potential success of filing a trademark.
Trademark licensing can be complex, but our trademark attorneys have experience drafting agreements on behalf of both licensees and trademark owners - thus allowing you to capitalize on your valuable intellectual property. Our San Antonio trademark attorneys can also draft and file your trademark with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), including Intent to Use and Use in Commerce applications.
Our attorneys can also help protect your trademark around the globe by assisting clients with filing trademark applications under the Madrid Protocol, which allows trademark holders to obtain protection in multiple countries by filing a single application.
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This is the most recent 20 reviews out of 156 reviews for Trademarks & Copyrights attorneys in Texas
Draft Response to USPTO Office Action (Trademark)
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Katy,
TX,
3 months ago
Trademark Infringement Consultation
"Very informative"
Joshua W
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Round Rock,
TX,
5 months ago
Trademark Search x3
"Ross was a huge help with my trademark search and application. He made the process easy and caught important details. I’m feeling confident about the approval thanks to him!"
Mohammad E
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Houston,
TX,
6 months ago
Register Trademark
"Extremely prompt in responses and filing"
P M
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Austin,
TX,
over 1 year ago
Register Trademark
"Quick responses. Looking forward to working with Edward."
Kyle C
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Houston,
TX,
over 1 year ago
Register Trademark
"Prompt professional service.. highly recommend"
Jeffrey K
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Spring,
TX,
almost 2 years ago
Assist with Other Trademark & Copyright Matter
"I prefer to work with people who are concise and thorough in their communication. So I would definitely choose Lauri again. She is excellent."
Todd S
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Austin,
TX,
about 2 years ago
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Register Trademark
"Very impressive! Extremely happy with the work and how quickly it was completed."
Wilana O
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Magnolia,
TX,
about 2 years ago
Trademark Registration
"Jason is an excellent IP Attorney whom you can trust. This is my second experience with Jason."
Cyriac A
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Houston,
TX,
almost 3 years ago
Standard US Trademark Package
"Liz was great to work with. She communicated clearly and delivered as promised."
Jeff C
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Austin,
TX,
over 3 years ago
Assist with Copyright Infringement
"I got my all questions answered, followed up with resources to read so I can educate myself even more. Excellent service. Highly recommend!"
Tom Z
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Santa Monica,
CA,
over 3 years ago
Trademark Infringement Consultation
"Michael is a highly professional, and personable attorney. He provided thoughtful expert advice, and went above and beyond what I expected. I look forward to working with him in this matter, and future trademark matters."
Misteri S
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Austin,
TX,
about 4 years ago
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Register Copyright
"Great communication, and gave us exactly what we needed."
Kareem G
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Pasadena,
TX,
about 4 years ago
Register Trademark
"Extremely satisfied with the work of Richard Eldredge. Clear and concise communicator, fast response times, and sets proper expectations."
Charles F
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Allen,
TX,
about 4 years ago
Trademark Registration
"Highly communicative, and responsive. Would recommend."
Jeanette W
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Austin,
TX,
over 4 years ago
Register Trademark
"Great and timely."
Latonya S
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Grand Prairie,
TX,
about 5 years ago
Register Trademark
"Carlos did get my trademark done and was knowledgeable in the trademark process and search. However, he did not double-check his work, showed up late to our meeting and gave me a deadline he missed by at least three weeks. I can overlook being late or missing deadlines, but the big mistake was Carlos using my home address against my wishes when filing with the USPTO. I clarified at least a few times how important it was to me to keep my home address private and I provided him with my PO Box. He confirmed he would take care of this on the initial filing. After he filed, I noticed my home address listed on the USPTO website. I mentioned my displeasure and asked Carlos if he could fix his error. Carlos messaged me that he would update the address with the USPTO. He took a screenshot of edits that looked official and sent this to me. Three months later, I am getting spam sent to my home address. After receiving several unwanted spam packages, I double-checked his update on the USPTO website and noticed his update did not go through. I called Carlos and messaged him asking why this did not go as planned and how important it was to again fix his error. When he called me back, he had the nerve to ask if it was urgent to get the updated address taken care of. The urgency is that you made my home address public against my wishes! He mentioned it may take up to two business days to take care of it. I checked back the next week and it's still NOT done! Finally, I made the address change myself, thankfully it went through on my first try. Never again…"
Brian F
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Round Rock,
TX,
over 5 years ago
Trademark Infringement Consultation
"Lia was a big help. She's very knowledgeable and keeps in communication with you. I highly recommend."
Shawn B
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Houston,
TX,
over 5 years ago
Register Copyright
"Awesome! Steven was great to work with, I would absolutely recommend him again!"
John L
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Dallas,
TX,
over 5 years ago
Standard US Trademark Package
"Neil did an outstanding job thoroughly vetting TM options for our business and providing objective guidance around which options were the most viable. Great communication and goes above and beyond to get the job done."
Baxter M
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Greenville,
TX,
almost 6 years ago
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