Trademarks
Evaluate and pursue protection for the names, logos, and identifiers behind your brand.
- Clearance and risk assessment
- Application preparation and filing
- Office-action and maintenance support
Our services
Practical trademark, copyright, licensing, and protection services. Begin with a question, prepare a filing, or define an ongoing advisory relationship.
Brand, work, agreement, or concern
Deliverables, fees, responsibilities
Review, authorization, next steps
By The Strategy Counsel
What we do
Six connected service areas—from the first ownership question to registration, licensing, and a measured response.
Evaluate and pursue protection for the names, logos, and identifiers behind your brand.
Clarify ownership and registration options for your original creative work.
Assess suspected misuse and choose a proportionate, evidence-based next step.
Define who may use your work, how it may be used, and on what terms.
Connect your brand and creative assets to a practical protection roadmap.
Keep agreed IP priorities and responsibilities visible as your organization evolves.
A message from our founder
Hear The Strategy Counsel’s introduction to intellectual property protection, then explore the service that fits your brand, creative work, or next decision.
Video content is introductory. The written engagement defines the work Strategy IP accepts, the professional fee, and any government charges.
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The distinction matters
Different services. Different responsibilities. Your engagement should say exactly which ones are included.
Review the asset, records, available rights, and risks within a defined scope.
Prepare and submit an authorized application. The agency decides registration.
Define the agreed permission, limits, and responsibilities in a reviewed or drafted agreement.
Assess the facts and choose a supported response. A letter is not litigation.
Who we help
Different assets. Different priorities. The same thoughtful approach to ownership, protection, and use.
Prepare a brand launch, clarify rights in a name or logo, or organize protection as your business grows.
Explore supportAddress ownership, registration, and permitted use of books, designs, courses, photographs, and other original works.
Explore supportBring organizational names, program brands, educational content, and creator agreements into a practical protection plan.
Explore supportOur process / five connected steps
A clear pathway—not a one-size-fits-all promise. Each engagement covers only the stages and deliverables agreed in writing.
Discover
Understand the brand, creative work, business goals, and any known issue.
You share the context and known deadlines.
Assess
Review available records, identify gaps, and define the service that fits.
You review the scope, fee, and responsibilities.
Prepare
Prepare the agreed application, findings, agreement, or response.
You verify facts and review the proposed work.
Act
Submit an authorized filing, deliver a document, or advise on the next decision.
You approve the action and any applicable charges.
Maintain
Identify next responsibilities, known deadlines, and any separately scoped support.
You choose the follow-through your organization needs.
Government examination and third-party responses happen on their own timelines. Filing does not guarantee registration; advice or enforcement work does not guarantee an outcome.
Connected expertise
Ownership, registration, permission, and enforcement belong in one considered strategy—shaped around your work and your goals.
Find the right supportKnow the asset.
Clarify the rights.
Choose the next step.
The engagement identifies the assets, work, responsibilities, and legal scope accepted. No blanket protection or registration guarantee is implied.
Choose your starting point
Prepare a trademark application, register an original work, or establish an agreed advisory relationship. Government fees are additional.
Owners ready to pursue a U.S. federal application for a defined brand name, logo, or other mark.
One mark · one class
Authors, creators, and organizations preparing to register a defined original work.
One work · standard claim
Businesses and organizations that want a recurring review rhythm for agreed brand and creative-asset priorities.
Monthly · agreed portfolio
Clear expectations
An informed engagement begins with the right questions.
No. Trademarks identify the source of goods or services; copyright concerns original creative expression. A brand may involve both. We review the asset and intended use before recommending a path.
Neither is a substitute for trademark clearance or a federal registration strategy. A name’s availability in one system does not determine whether another party has conflicting rights.
The starting professional fee covers a defined application project for one mark in one class. Comprehensive clearance, government fees, additional marks/classes, office-action responses, statements of use, appeals, and oppositions are separate.
No. Professional fees and government charges are shown separately. The actual government fee depends on the filing, classes, eligibility, and any additional requirements. We confirm applicable charges before an authorized submission.
Our preparation schedule is agreed after reviewing the records and scope. USPTO and Copyright Office examination times are separate and outside our control. Filing is not a promise of registration by a particular date.
No. Searches have limits, offices decide registration, and enforcement depends on the facts and law. We do not guarantee approval, exclusive rights in every context, removal of content, damages, or a particular dispute outcome.
Accurate owner and author details, the actual mark or work, use or publication facts, relevant agreements, complete correspondence, and timely approvals. We agree an appropriate way to transfer sensitive material after engagement.
The written engagement specifies the meeting format, review rounds, deliverables, timing, and responsibilities. There is no blanket unlimited-service promise. Additional work requires an agreed scope.
No. It is an introductory fit conversation, distinct from a paid IP Strategy Session. Representation begins only after conflicts review, acceptance, and an appropriate engagement agreement.
The featured services focus on trademarks and copyright. Patent prosecution is not offered. International work, litigation, appeals, and complex disputes require separate review and may be referred. Legal services are limited to matters and jurisdictions where authorized.
Not automatically. The monthly engagement defines the assets, review frequency, and capacity. Commercial watch subscriptions, continuous monitoring, filings, and enforcement projects are separate unless expressly included.