Trademark rights only stay strong if you defend them; let infringers run and you weaken your own mark and invite the next copycat. We run enforcement programs that match the threat, from quiet demand letters to TTAB proceedings to litigation, and we calibrate the response so you are not paying for a lawsuit when a letter would do, or sending a letter when the situation calls for real force.
Catching Infringement Early
You cannot stop what you do not see, so enforcement starts with detection. We set up monitoring across new trademark filings, domain registrations, and marketplace listings, covering federal and state filings and common-law use, so problems surface while they are still small. Catching an infringer before the use takes root makes every later step cheaper and gives you the leverage that comes with moving first.
Demands And TTAB Proceedings
Most infringement resolves without a courtroom. We send cease and desist letters that lay out your rights, document the violation, and demand a concrete remedy, with the tone dialed to the situation, firm where needed and measured where a relationship is worth keeping. Before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, we file oppositions to block confusingly similar applications and pursue cancellations against registrations that should never have issued.
Online Takedowns And Domains
Digital infringement moves fast and needs its own playbook. We pursue takedowns through Amazon Brand Registry, eBay VeRO, and the reporting tools on the major social platforms, and we file UDRP complaints to claw back domain names that trade on your mark. We coordinate those online actions with traditional remedies so a seller knocked off one channel cannot just resurface on the next.
Anti-Counterfeiting And Strategy
Counterfeits drain revenue and damage the reputation you spent years building, so we hit them hard, through litigation, customs recordation and seizure, and coordination with law enforcement. For larger portfolios, we build a strategic enforcement program that ranks where to spend your resources by the severity of harm, the precedential value, and the business relationships at stake, then tracks results so you can see the program working.