I will draft a professional response to your uspto trademark office action
Licensed US Trademark Attorney, Protecting Your Brand with Legal Precision
About this Gig
Has the USPTO issued a refusal on your trademark application? Don't let your application abandon. I am Stephen Ryan Benson, a licensed US Attorney (#308868), and I specialize in overcoming USPTO refusals.
Office actions require a precise legal response. Whether you are facing a Section 2(d) Likelihood of Confusion refusal, a Section 2(e) Descriptiveness refusal, or procedural issues, I provide the professional advocacy you need.
My Service Includes:
- Review of the Examining Attorneys letter.
- Legal research of relevant case law and TTAB precedents.
- Drafting a persuasive legal argument to overcome the refusal.
- Formal filing of the response with the USPTO.
As a licensed attorney, I understand how to communicate effectively with USPTO examiners. I don't just file forms; I build a legal case for your brands right to registration.
Contact me with your Serial Number for a quick assessment before ordering.
Requirements:
1. USPTO Serial Number.
2. A copy of the Office Action.
3. Any evidence you have of your mark's use.
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
Language:
English
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FAQ
What is a Substantive Office Action?
These are legal refusals, like "Likelihood of Confusion," that require legal arguments.
Can you guarantee success?
No attorney can guarantee a USPTO outcome, but I provide the strongest legal defense possible.
What if my deadline is tomorrow?
Please message me immediately; expedited services may be available.
Do I have to pay USPTO fees?
Most responses do not require a USPTO fee, only my professional fee.
What is a disclaimer?
A requirement to state you don't claim exclusive rights to a specific generic word.
Can you handle Protests?
Yes, I can assist with various USPTO proceedings.
