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Kalamazoo Trademark Lawyer

by Eric Misterovich

Partner

Do you need to register or protect your trademark? Do you have questions about the legal steps involved in protecting your brand, logo, or identity? Our expert trademark lawyers have represented clients in trademark infringement disputes in federal courts around the country and have represented businesses and individuals just like you on numerous occasions.

Our attorneys have handled:

  1. Trademark registration in the United States and abroad;
  2. Trademark infringement lawsuits in state and federal courts, including in the Western District of Michigan;
  3. Cybersquatting lawsuits;
  4. Domain name disputes; and
  5. Trademark oppositions and trademark cancellations in front of the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.

Need more information?

If you seek trademark registration or trademark protection in southwest Michigan, contact one of Revision Legal’s trademark attorneys today at 269.281.3908.

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