Trademark Registration

Trademark Attorney

Protect your business name, logo, and brand identity — filed personally by an attorney, without layers of technical back-and-forth.

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  • MIT-trained engineer Chemical engineering degree, now a patent attorney
  • Fast-moving filings A more straightforward filing process than patents
  • Direct attorney access You work with your attorney, not a rotating team
Brand Protection

What's covered

Brands take a lot of forms — here's where this practice spends most of its time, and what else falls under it.

Business & Company Names
The name your business operates and is known under
Logos & Visual Marks
Logos, icons, and other distinctive visual identifiers
Product & Service Names
Names for individual products, features, or services
Slogans & Taglines
Distinctive phrases used to market your brand
Don't see what you're protecting listed?

Brand identity takes more shapes than any list can capture. If what you're protecting doesn't fit neatly into a category above, reach out — there's a good chance it's still a fit.

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Catherine Hrbac, founding attorney of Hrbac Law
The Same Personal Attention

The same personal attention, on every matter.

Trademark work looks different from patent work, but it gets treated with the same care — direct communication, real attentiveness, and no unnecessary complexity, from your first call through registration.

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Process

How it works

  1. Free consultation
  2. We file your trademark application
  3. The trademark office reviews it
  4. We respond to any objections, if raised
  5. Your trademark registers

Trademark applications generally involve a more straightforward back-and-forth with the trademark office than patents do — though every case is different, and there's no set number of rounds we can promise upfront.

Questions

Common questions

What's the difference between a trademark and a patent?
A trademark protects a brand identifier — like a name, logo, or slogan. A patent protects an invention. Many businesses eventually need both, but they're separate types of protection.
How long does trademark registration take?
Trademark applications generally involve a more straightforward back-and-forth with the trademark office than patents do — though every case is different, and there's no set number of rounds we can promise upfront.
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