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Traverse City Intellectual Property Lawyer

by Eric Misterovich

Partner

Trademark Law

Intellectual property law (IP) is a complex and constantly changing area of the law. If you need assistance with any legal issues related to your intellectual property, it’s important to work with an experienced Traverse City intellectual property attorney.

At Revision Legal, we have over a decade of experience helping Traverse City businesses protect their IP and enforce their intellectual property rights. We understand the complex legal landscape of IP law, and we’re equipped to help you with all of your intellectual property needs. We have represented some of Traverse City’s largest companies and most iconic brands.

Our intellectual property lawyers have litigated matters in state and federal courts around the country, including in the Western District of Michigan and the Eastern District of Michigan. We also manage over 1,000 trademarks and, through our partners overseas, including in the European Union, Mexico, Canada, Japan, and China, we can provide intellectual property services around the world.

And we are local. Our founding partner has served on the Traverse City Downtown Development Authority, the board of the tech incubator 20 Fathoms, and the Traverse City History Center.

Some of the services that we offer include:

– trademark registration, licensing, and litigation

– copyright registration, licensing, and litigation

– patent registration, licensing, and litigation

– trade secrets, non-compete agreements, and confidentiality clauses

If you’re looking for a Traverse City intellectual property attorney, contact Revision Legal today at 231-714-0100 for a review of your matter. We’d be happy to discuss your situation and see how we can help.

Updated September 9, 2022.

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