Ingalls, IN asked in Intellectual Property for Indiana

Q: Should I use an attorney to get a trademark?

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A: You are not required to hire an attorney, but if you decide to prepare and submit your own application, you must comply with all requirements of the trademark statutes and rules and may be required to respond to legal issues raised by the the Trademark Office. Because the application process can be complex, many applicants hire an attorney to represent them. Your local Bar Association website may offer a referral service to help you find local attorneys who practice trademark law.

Paul Overhauser

317 891-1500

www.overhauser.com

A: You are not required to hire an attorney, but if you decide to prepare and submit your own application, you must comply with all requirements of the trademark statutes and rules and may be required to respond to legal issues raised by the the Trademark Office. Because the application process can be complex, many applicants hire an attorney to represent them. Your local Bar Association website may offer a referral service to help you find local attorneys who practice trademark law.

Paul Overhauser

www.iniplaw.org

www.overhauser.com

317- 891-1500

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