Burbank trademark lawyer

Is your growing business in need of a Burbank trademark lawyer? Roger Doumanian is a seasoned intellectual property attorney with over 15 years of experience in trademark registration services. Roger works closely with both the state of California for state trademark registration and maintenance and the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for federal trademark registration. In addition, Roger is also experienced with U.S. Customs registration for existing trademarks. Our team works with a wide range of business owners from startups and small businesses to major corporations seeking to protect their brands and trade names. Whether you need to register a trademark for your wine or liquor brand, vitamin or pharmaceutical products, film or tv series, or your business name and company slogan, we’re here to help. We have helped hundreds of business owners protect their intellectual property by assisting them with the trademark registration process and helping them overcome challenges posed by the United States Patent and Trademark Office examining attorney. We can help you too. Need assistance with registering a trademark or service mark for your business? Let our experienced Burbank trademark attorney help. Call (818) 722-3001 today to discuss your intellectual property needs with an experienced attorney.

Trademark Law Services in Burbank, CA

 

• Trademark Registration
• Service Mark Registration
• Trademark Renewal
• Service Mark Renewal
• Intent to Use Application
• Intent to Use Extensions
• Response to 2(d) Refusals
• Response to USPTO Office Actions
• U.S. Customs Recordation and Renewals
• Response to Cease and Desist Letters
• Representation before the Trademark Appeals Board
• Trademark Search and Clearance
• Trademark Monitoring
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Did you get a 2(d) refusal from the USPTO for your trademark application?

A 2(d) refusal is issued for a trademark or service mark registration application when the examining attorney determines that there is a likelihood of confusion between the mark the applicant applied for and a pre-existing trademark that is already registered in the USPTO database. However, a 2(d) refusal is not always the end of the road for a trademark applicant. You may have a valid argument that would overcome the examining attorney’s refusal to register your trademark. Give us a call today and let’s review the details of your application. We can help you determine if there are any counter-arguments that can be made on your behalf to persuade the examining attorney to allow the registration of your applied-for trade or service mark.

If you tried to register a trademark or service mark for your business on your own, and you received a 2(d) refusal from the USPTO examining attorney, give us a call to see if we can help you overcome that refusal.