Intellectual Property Lawyers
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An intellectual property lawyer protects what you create — patents for inventions, trademarks for brands, copyrights for creative work — and enforces your rights when someone copies them.
- Is my idea or brand protectable?
- What will the filing cost from start to finish?
- How long does registration take?
- Do you search for conflicts first?
- Can you enforce it if someone copies me?
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Intellectual Property attorneys
5,700 attorneys who handle intellectual property, with ratings, reviews and contact details.
Pattie J. Schryer
Haydenville, MA
Kaplan Gottbetter & Levenson
Hackensack, NJ
Kandell, Beatrice E
Roseland, NJ
Ingle, Christopher
Roanoke, VA
Eastlund Solstad Cade
Savage, MN
Hale Skemp Hanson Skemp & Sleik
Where do you turn when you are falsely accused of a crime? How about if your marriage comes to an end? Hale, Skemp Hanson, Skemp, & Sleik are your
La Crosse, WI
Spilman Thomas & Battle Pllc
Morgantown, WV
Tuggle Duggins & Meschan
Greensboro, NC
Amerilawyer.com
Pensacola, FL
The Morgan Law Group, P.A.
At The Morgan Law Group, P.A. our insurance claims lawyers are part of the Rosemary Beach, Florida community, and are dedicated to representing our residents when their insurance companies are unwi
Panama City Beach, FL
Fisher Schumacher & Zucker Llc
Cherry Hill, NJ
Global Marketing
Orlando, FL
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Do I need a lawyer to file a trademark?+
You can file on your own, but a lawyer can search for conflicts and draft the application to avoid rejections that cost time and fees.
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Patents protect inventions, trademarks protect brand names and logos, and copyrights protect creative works like writing, art and software.
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