Thomas M. Wilentz, Attorney At Law

Firm policy to return client phone calls and respond to emails immediately whenever possible. Thomas M. Wilentz is a published writer on intellectual property law who has been practicing trademark law for 18 years. Our firm, Thomas M. Wilentz Attorney at Law, PLLC, was founded in 2003 and since then has helped clients from all over the USA, as well as from Canada, China, the UK, Australia, Malaysia, Mexico, Singapore and many other countries.

Won summary judgment in a precedent-setting trademark opposition proceeding at the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board concerning the enforceability of rights under an international trademark treaty. Obtained settlements for clients whose applications were opposed at the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, resulting in the withdrawal of the oppositions and the registration of the trademarks.

When you hire us, you won't just receive legal advice on your trademark plus clearance and registration services. You'll be partnering with a law firm who believes in educating the client. It's true that a good trademark attorney costs more than just filing the trademark application yourself or using a trademark "agent" who cannot provide you with any legal advice or legal services.

What are you looking for? For many smaller and medium-sized businesses, the thought of hiring a trademark attorney might at first seem expensive. You might even consider hiring a trademark "agent" in lieu of working with a trademark attorney. Don't do it! It is not advisable to hire a non-attorney "agent" to perform a trademark search or file a trademark application - non-attorneys are not even allowed to give you legal advice.

Before you file a trademark application with the USPTO perform a comprehensive trademark search to determine if your proposed mark is available. Our trademark application process is designed for accuracy & efficiency, to get your trademark application filed promptly & correctly with the USPTO.

If you're operating overseas or plan to be, it's a good idea to consider applying to register your trademark in the countries where you'll be doing business.Trademark watching services are designed to promptly notify you of potential infringement of your trademark symbol. Make sure that your trademark rights are not endangered by the terms of your license agreement or the subsequent conduct engaged in by the parties.