Fees
Fixed fees for each piece of work, quoted in writing before you pay. Government fees are passed through at cost and never marked up.
Before you print anything: a full search of federal and state registers and unregistered use, and my written opinion on the risk.
Credited toward a filing within 90 days.
The application itself, written around how you actually sell, then watched until it registers or we decide together to stop.
USPTO fees are paid at cost, on top.
Fees are for one mark in one class. Government fees are quoted before you pay.
One application to the Copyright Office.
A notice to remove a copy of your work.
To someone using your mark, with one follow-up.
A memo and a marked-up copy of their draft.
Written for your deal, with two rounds of changes.
The declarations and renewal the USPTO asks for.
Anything not listed here is quoted in writing before work starts.
Half when you sign the engagement letter, half when the work is filed or delivered.
The USPTO and the Copyright Office charge their own fees per application. I tell you the amount before filing, and you pay exactly that.
Only negotiation or a dispute that grows past a letter, and only after you agree to a rate and a cap in writing.