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Maximilian T Hass

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3000 Lawrence St, Denver, Colorado, 80205

Practice Areas : Business Law

3000 Lawrence St, Denver, Colorado, 80205
Will Hunziker

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1919 14th St. Suite 611, Boulder, Colorado, 80302

Practice Areas : Business Law

1919 14th St. Suite 611, Boulder, Colorado, 80302
Torrey Livenick

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730 17th Street, Denver, Colorado, 80202

Practice Areas : Entertainment & Sports Law

730 17th Street, Denver, Colorado, 80202
Miles Williams

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3900 E Mexico Ave, Denver, Colorado, 80210

Practice Areas : Employment Law

3900 E Mexico Ave, Denver, Colorado, 80210
Richard Michael Gee

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14405 West Colfax Avenue, Suite 174, Lakewood, Colorado, 80401

Practice Areas : Communications & Internet Law

14405 West Colfax Avenue, Suite 174, Lakewood, Colorado, 80401
Jennifer M. McCallum Ph.D., Esq.

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685 Briggs Street, Erie, Colorado, 80516

Practice Areas : Intellectual Property

685 Briggs Street, Erie, Colorado, 80516
Kirstin Jahn

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1942 Broadway Suite 314, Boulder, Colorado, 80302

Practice Areas : Entertainment & Sports Law

1942 Broadway Suite 314, Boulder, Colorado, 80302
Spencer Arthur Gibbs

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62200 Chu Chu Ln, Montrose, Colorado, 81401

Practice Areas : Business Law

62200 Chu Chu Ln, Montrose, Colorado, 81401
Robert C. Skramstad

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151 Walnut Hill Rd, Bethel, Connecticut, 06801

Practice Areas : Communications & Internet Law

151 Walnut Hill Rd, Bethel, Connecticut, 06801
Rick Finkelstein

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Po Box 940, Brookfield, Connecticut, 06804

Practice Areas : Intellectual Property

Po Box 940, Brookfield, Connecticut, 06804

Trademark attorneys clear, register and enforce brand names, logos, slogans and trade dress: availability searches, USPTO applications and office action responses, oppositions and cancellations before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, licensing, international filings and infringement or counterfeiting actions.

Rights in the United States come primarily from use, but federal registration adds nationwide priority, a public record and stronger remedies. Most applications receive at least one office action, and refusals for likelihood of confusion or descriptiveness are routine rather than fatal.

Before you hire

  • Search before you invest in the name. A clearance search costs a fraction of a rebrand.
  • Ask what the quoted fee covers: search, filing, office action responses, statements of use — these are often priced separately, plus government fees per class.
  • Watch renewal and maintenance deadlines. Registrations lapse quietly.
  • Ask about enforcement policy. A mark that is never policed weakens.

See intellectual property for broader portfolios and patents for inventions.