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For over a decade, Revision Legal has provided Traverse City, Michigan with trademark services. Revision Legal’s attorneys are experts in trademark registration, trademark protection, and trademark litigation. Our Traverse City trademark lawyers have represented some of the most recognizable brands in Traverse City, such as Right Brain Brewery, M22, and the National Cherry Festival. We are an international law firm focused on results for our local clients, and our founder has previously served on the Traverse City Downtown Development Authority, the 20 Fathoms tech incubator, and the Traverse City History Center board.
Revision Legal manages a trademark portfolio of over 1,000 trademarks for brands across the world, ranging from small t-shirt shops to large, publicly traded companies. Through our partnerships with foreign partners, we can also help your Traverse City-based business obtain trademark registration across the world, including the European Union, Canada, Mexico, China, and Japan. And our attorneys have litigated trademark matters in state and federal courts around the United States.
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Why trust a general practitioner when you can have an expert? If you are an individual or business looking for trademark registration or trademark protection in Traverse City, contact one of our expert trademark attorneys today for a free consultation at (231) 714.0100.
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