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Wesley Chapel Trademark Lawyer

How a Wesley Chapel Trademark Lawyer Protects Your Brand

It is important to protect your brand name, logo, and other intellectual property so that you can have an exclusive right to use your branding. A trademark registration offers you the right stop others from profiting off or your hard work for free.

In addition, if you want to license your trademark or franchise your business, you will want a registered trademark to avoid third-parties not only feeding off of your brand, but destroying your whole licensing or franchising business model.

Motiva Business Law offers

  • Trademark Law
  • Trademark registration
  • Trademark renewals
  • Trademark clearance Searches
  • Trademark strategies and usage counseling
  • Brand licensing agreements
  • Asset purchase agreements
  • Franchising

Helping you protect your intellectual property

A trademark application is not merely filing your application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). It requires proper research before filing to make sure that your application is likely to succeed. Our Wesley Chapel trademark lawyers do this by first conducting a comprehensive search and report so you are fully informed before filing your trademark application.

Once a client understands and confirms that they want to move forward with the trademark application, we file the application, which may require a specific strategy depending on the results of the comprehensive search report.

Although you can file a statewide application, in today’s digital age, a federal trademark application may be better for your Wesley Chapel business. We help clients file their trademark applications  in the greater Pasco area including Wiregrass Ranch, The Grove at Wesley Chapel, Seven Oaks, Meadow Pointe, Epperson, Land O’ Lakes, Lutz, Zephyrhills, New Tampa, and Tampa Bay, contact us today.

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How do Our Trademark Services Work?

Here is how we help you register and protect your trademark:

  1. Analyze your choices: Our lawyers will assess whether a trademark application is feasible and determine which of your assets can be trademarked. 
  2. Clearance search: By thoroughly examining the Trademark Electronic Search System, our lawyer will verify availability across federal, state, and common law trademark to discard the existence of similar trademarks that could cause the denial of your application. 
  3. Prepare the application: We do the required paperwork and file the trademark application in the United States and internationally, according to your objectives. We will keep track of the process and be in constant communication with you while you focus on your business. We will also respond to non-substantive actions that may impede the registration. 
  4. Registration: Once your application is approved without opposition, your registration will be complete. We will send you your Trademark Registration Service and explain to you how you can protect your trademark and maximize your profit.
  5. Licensing Agreements: If someone wants to be authorized to use your trademark, we will arrange any licensing or asset purchase agreement to get the most value from your brand. 

Helping you protect your intellectual property

Our trademark attorneys in Illinois and Florida offer strategic services that will help you select your most valuable marks, assess whether they are suitable for registration, prepare the application documents, and carry with the registration process to minimize the possibilities of rejection.  

By working with Motiva Business Law, you will protect the integrity of your brand, monetize your trademarks, and access new revenue sources while you continue focusing on your business. 

We want to ensure everything you’ve built is in the right hands. Schedule a consultation with a trademark lawyer to assess your matter and help you get the most value from your brand. 

If you have questions about trademarks or copyright law, contact Motiva Business Law to schedule a consultation with our trademark and copyright attorney.

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What Our Clients Say

Danya was a pleasure to work with. She was very professional, courteous, and had the expertise and knowledge to review our lease and franchise agreements. She gave great insight and recommendations on how we can protect ourselves and our business and to ensure the agreements were fair for both parties. I will be using her for future business law needs and highly recommend her to those looking for a business law expert.
Sadaf F.
Danya is just amazing, she execute my lease with one of the biggest property groups in US. she explained and changed the language to protect me. she makes you feel protected and comfortable. Highly recommended, she knows what she's doing 1000%. Thank you Danya 🙂
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Danya is SO knowledgeable and is able to break down the law into very simple and understandable terms. She is amazing, and a huge asset to small businesses in the area. Make sure she's on YOUR side of the aisle! I highly recommend calling Danya and Motiva Business Law.
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Trademark and Copyright FAQ

A trademark is anything that distinguishes your brand’s products and services. Almost anything that identifies your brand can be trademarked, including:

  • Company name
  • Logo
  • Product name
  • Product shapes and packaging designs
  • Slogan or catchphrase
  • Symbol
  • Design
  • Typeface
  • Color or color scheme
  • Jingle
  • Sound
  • Characters
  • YouTube Channel Names

Your trademark lasts as long as you are using the mark in commerce. Since trademark rights are acquired through use, you have to keep using them to maintain your trademark rights.

The approval process may take a few months (six or more) and depends on the United States Patent and Trademark Office’s (USPTO) load. However, your trademark protection starts when you file your application.

No. The USPTO filing fees are not refundable, even when your application is rejected. However, part of our firm’s process is to do a risk analysis before filing.

Filing your LLC only protects your business name from being used by other companies in the state of registration. However, registering your trademark will protect it nationwide and discourage competitors from using the name or similar-sounding names. Registering your trademark allows you to sue someone using your name, whereas the LLC name overlap does not give you that right.

If you register your trademark application yourself, you risk your application being rejected, incorrectly filing the application which may result in the wrong protections, delaying the process and wasting money, and you will need to stand up for yourself in the case of an infringement issue against you.

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