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Tamara’s Tips

  • Denver Trademark Class: October 30, 2019

    Tamara is teaming up with the small business experts at Herosmyth to present a trademark class to Denver business owners and entrepreneurs at the end of October. This class is a must for anyone interested …Read More »

  • Trademark Myth #6: Trademarks last forever

    Some things last forever: strong and deep love, a Nalgene water bottle, radiation from nuclear waste, or memories (as long as you don’t get dementia). People often wonder how long trademarks last. Others mistakenly believe …Read More »

  • Trademark Myth #7: I should get free advice on the internet

    This one is kind of a no-brainer. Free advice is generally worth what you pay for it. Surprisingly, a cease and desist letter I recently drafted became the subject of not one, but two YouTube …Read More »

  • Trademark Myth #8: Anything can be trademarked

    Companies often believe they can use any word or design as a trademark. This is partially true — one could use anything for a trademark. However, it’s a myth that all trademarks get equal protection. …Read More »

  • Trademark Search – Myth #9

    As long a trademark search shows that there are no other pending applications or registrations with the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office for the same mark in connection with the same goods or services, we’ll …Read More »

  • Trademark Myth #10

    Over the next few weeks, I’ll summarize the top ten trademark myths.  People have false beliefs about a lot of things related to trademarks and how the Patent and Trademark Office works.  So let’s get …Read More »
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Denver Business and Trademark Lawyers

We’ll Help You Protect Your Business

Two Denver trademark attorneys

We are Denver business and trademark lawyers who provide effective legal representation to help businesses achieve their goals.  We can help register and protect trademarks, create appropriate business contracts, guide you through FDA and FTC laws, or help you buy or sell a business.  Our interest and expertise in these areas makes us the Denver law firm for you.  If you are looking for a Denver business lawyer or Denver trademark lawyer, look no further!

We offer personalized service, and start by comprehensively understanding our clients’ businesses.  We pride ourselves on helping businesses protect their assets and limit their potential liabilities.  We’re happy to work with you to determine the most appropriate way to invest in our legal services.  We offer fixed fee trademark packages for applications for trademark registration with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.  For other work, we require a small advance payment, and can work either on an hourly basis or on a flat-fee basis for well-defined projects.  We have the experience to help companies handle legal issues as they arise.

You can now set up an appointment online!  We are unfortunately not able to offer free consultations.

Our law office is in the Cherry Creek North/Country Club area, located halfway between the Denver Tech Center and downtown Denver / LoDo.

We love supporting entrepreneurs in Colorado — the state that’s “entrepreneurial by nature.”  Be sure to check out Tamara’s latest project: she is the contributing editor of snowgrrl.com!

 

 

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Tamara’s Tips

Trademark Myth #10

Over the next few weeks, I’ll summarize the top ten trademark myths.  People have false beliefs about a lot of things related to trademarks and how the Patent and Trademark Office works.  So let’s get started…

Benefits of Trademark Protection

People are sometimes on the fence as to whether to coast by with common law trademark rights or apply for State or Federal trademark protection.  As a trademark lawyer, of course I encourage them to register!  Several benefits of formal registration make it a more desirable way to protect a word or design that is used in connection with particular goods or services.  The top three reasons to register a trademark include:
 
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