u/Strict_Loss_1892

Hey everyone,

I’m in the process of trademarking the name for a small business operating in the IP / technical services space and wanted to get some recommendations from people who’ve gone through the process before.

I’ve spent some time reviewing the USPTO resources and noticed they mention that self-filing is possible, but they still strongly recommend working with a U.S.-licensed trademark attorney depending on the situation. Since this is something I’d rather do correctly from the beginning, I’m leaning toward working with someone experienced instead of trying to figure everything out myself.

Does anyone here have recommendations for attorneys or smaller firms that were good to work with, especially for startups or technical businesses?

Not really looking for the large “trademark mill” type services — more interested in someone responsive and knowledgeable who can help avoid mistakes early on.

Appreciate any suggestions or experiences.

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