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Should I Use LegalZoom For My Trademark?

In this video, we’re discussing whether or not you should use LegalZoom for your trademark. LegalZoom is an online legal services company that provides services such as trademark registration. We’ll discuss the pros and cons of using LegalZoom and give you our opinion. Watch this video if you’re looking for an online legal services company […]

Before You Apply For A Trademark..WATCH THIS

Applying for a trademark can be overwhelming and the USPTO doesn’t make it easy. If you are thinking about applying for a trademark watch this video first. It can save you a lot of time, money, and headache. In this video, we discuss the trademark registration process and your overall intellectual property rights. https://youtu.be/gJLVHOs6fWk […]

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