Revision Legal provides trademark registration for West Michigan businesses. Our attorneys have substantial experience drafting trademark applications and guiding businesses through the office actions and responses by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
Trademark registration is beneficial for a number of reasons. First, it gives your business nationwide priority to use your mark, whether it be a logo, company name, or company slogan. Second, registration allows you to use the mark to identify your goods. Third, registration allows you to sue in federal court and makes greater damages and attorney fees available.
Even better, trademark registration identifies your business as the one and only source of your goods. Putting the world on notice of your mark not only secures your mark, but it separates you from your competitors.
West Michigan trademark attorneys Revision Legal can advise your business on the application steps and help your business build its value through the protection of its intellectual property.
For more information about West Michigan trademark registration, contact our attorneys today by completing the form to the right or calling 855-473-8474.
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