Protect your business name, logo, or brand before it becomes expensive to fix.
Moore Law PC prepares and files federal trademark applications with attorney-led search review, risk assessment, and filing strategy — not a form-filling service.
What happens next: you provide the mark, owner, goods or services, and use status. Moore Law reviews the filing fit and confirms the recommended strategy before submitting an application.
Built for business owners ready to protect a brand.
Four things this package is commonly used to file. The right starting point depends on what customers actually recognize.
Business name
A company, product, service, platform, or brand name customers use to identify you.
Logo
A specific design, stylized wording, symbol, or brand identity that carries separate value.
Slogan
A phrase used as a source identifier, not merely advertising copy or ordinary description.
Intent to use
A brand you are preparing to launch but have not yet used in commerce.
Attorney-led federal trademark filing for a flat legal fee.
Not just document submission. The fee covers the legal review and filing strategy that has to happen before a federal application is filed.
Included
- ✓ Preliminary federal trademark search
- ✓ Attorney review of search results
- ✓ Trademark risk assessment
- ✓ Review of proper trademark owner
- ✓ Identification of appropriate class
- ✓ Filing strategy consultation
- ✓ Description of goods or services
- ✓ Preparation and filing of the application
- ✓ Routine application monitoring
- ✓ Routine status communications
Not included
- ✕ USPTO filing fees
- ✕ Office Action responses
- ✕ Oppositions or cancellations
- ✕ Appeals
- ✕ Enforcement letters or disputes
- ✕ Litigation
- ✕ International filings
- ✕ Statement of Use, unless agreed separately
- ✕ Complex clearance opinions, unless agreed separately
Additional USPTO fees may apply depending on filing basis, identification wording, class count, and later post-filing requirements. Name and logo are separate filings if both are filed.
The work that happens before and after filing.
A better trademark filing starts with the legal decisions made before the USPTO receives the application.
Search review
We review preliminary search results for obvious conflicts and risk signals.
Risk assessment
We identify practical registration concerns before money is spent on filing.
Filing strategy
We consider owner, mark format, class, filing basis, and goods or services.
USPTO filing
We prepare and file the federal application through the USPTO system.
A trademark application is only as good as the decisions behind it.
Filing the form is the visible step. The more important work is deciding what to file, who should own it, what goods or services should be listed, whether the mark is already in use, and what risks appear before filing.
Moore Law PC uses the intake and search review to make those decisions intentionally. The goal is not to file fast. The goal is to file correctly.
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Most businesses should think carefully before filing.
A business name and a logo don't protect the same thing. The right first filing depends on what customers actually recognize.
Word mark
Protects the wording itself, apart from font, color, or design. For many businesses, this is the broader and more important first application.
Start a word mark filing →Logo mark
Protects the particular visual design. Appropriate when the design itself identifies the brand, or when wording alone isn't the best first filing.
Start a logo filing →What happens after you start the intake?
Five steps from brand information to a filed application.
Submit intake
Mark, owner, goods or services, website, current use.
Search review
We review results and flag obvious filing risks.
Strategy
We confirm filing basis, class, owner, mark format.
Application
We prepare and file the federal application.
Monitoring
We track status and advise if an issue is raised.
Office Action responses are quoted separately.
A USPTO Office Action is a formal communication from an examining attorney that raises legal or procedural issues with the application. If one is issued, Moore Law PC reviews the issue, explains the options, and provides a separate quote before response work begins.
Non-substantive issues
Technical corrections, disclaimers, or clarification issues may often be handled on a lower flat-fee basis after review.
Substantive refusals
Likelihood-of-confusion refusals, descriptiveness refusals, and other legal refusals require separate analysis and written argument.
Trademark protection fits into the larger foundation.
Launch the business, protect the brand and contracts, grow with ongoing guidance, maintain the legal foundation over time.
Trademark Protection Package FAQs
How much does Moore Law's Trademark Protection Package cost?
The attorney fee is $1,000 per federal trademark filing. USPTO filing fees are separate. For a one-mark, one-class application, the starting estimate is $1,350 before any additional USPTO fees or post-filing work.
Does the package include a trademark search?
Yes. The package includes a preliminary federal trademark search, attorney review of search results, trademark risk assessment, and filing strategy consultation.
Does an LLC protect my business name?
No. LLC formation and trademark registration serve different purposes. An LLC creates a business entity under state law. A federal trademark protects a brand identifier used with specific goods or services.
Should I file my business name or my logo?
Many businesses should consider the word mark first because it protects the wording apart from font, color, or design. A logo filing may also be appropriate when the design itself has independent brand value.
Can I file a trademark before launching?
In many cases, yes. An intent-to-use application may be available when there is a bona fide intent to use the mark in commerce. Later USPTO filings and fees are usually required before registration.
Are Office Action responses included?
No. Office Action responses are outside the flat filing package. If the USPTO issues an Office Action, Moore Law PC will review it, explain the issue, and provide a separate quote before response work begins.
Can Moore Law help after the trademark is registered?
Yes. Trademark monitoring and enforcement-related matters can be handled separately. The filing package focuses on search review, filing strategy, application preparation, filing, and routine monitoring during the application process.
Ready to protect the name you are building?
Start with the trademark intake. Moore Law PC will review the mark, owner, goods or services, use status, and likely filing path before the application is submitted.
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