Assignments & Recordation
We handle the legal transfer and official recording of trademarks, so your IP moves seamlessly through changes of ownership. We also record trademarks with US Customs and Border Protection.
Intellectual property ownership should move as smoothly as your business does.
We make sure the paperwork is seamless.
What Assignments & Recordation
Actually Covers
When ownership of a trademark changes hands, the paperwork needs to catch up with the deal.
Keep Pace with Changes
Sales, mergers, new entities, and shifts in ownership can all affect who hold legal title to a trademark. The record should reflect that.
Clean Chain of Tile
We make sure each mark, owner, and effective date matches and record it with the USPTO.
Intercepting Counterfeit Imports
We record your registered trademark with CBP to stop both counterfeit and infringing goods from hitting the market.
Hospitality Templates
Free IP Audit Checklist
Great hospitality runs on systems - built over time, not overnight. We can help you start the journey towards designing the legal and operational infrastructure behind your business.
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Industry Specific Templates
Templates studied over time, not built overnight — for F&B, wellness, and hospitality.
Created to Protect
Agreements, frameworks, guides, and SOPs that tur your day-to-day into seamless consistency.
Made for Daily Operations
Attorney-developed templates designed to protect what your business has built.
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The Cost of Cutting Corners
Navigating Trademark Registration:
Where DIY Filings Go Wrong
Trademark protection under the US Patent and Trademark Office isn't as simple as filling out an application - it's a legal process. Filing services can give a false sense of security, but without legal review, they often miss naming conflicts, descriptive language issues, and flawed specimens — the mistakes that lead to costly rejections and re-dos.