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Davis, Burch & AbramsNATIONWIDE TRADEMARK ATTORNEYS
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NATIONWIDE TRADEMARK ATTORNEYSDAVIS, BURCH & ABRAMS

Trademark attorneys
serving Denver businesses.

Work with trademark attorneys serving businesses in Denver. Develop trademark protection for Front Range outdoor brands, food and beverage businesses, and companies expanding into national retail.

Protect your brand ↗15-minute phone introduction with intake
KNOW YOUR STARTING POINT$2,700 flat attorney fee · Search + application View package ↗Government fees additional
All 50 statesFederal trademark representation
Attorney-ledAdvice from search through registration
Clear pricingA flat-fee registration package
Best Law Firms — United States 20262025 Virginia Legal EliteTop Lawyers of Coastal Virginia 2026Rated by Super Lawyers 2025

A CLEAR PLACE TO START

Serious brand protection.
Straightforward pricing.

Start with a search and an attorney’s assessment. Then move into application preparation, filing, and tracking under a defined scope. See the included work and limitations here before scheduling a conversation.

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TRADEMARK REGISTRATION PACKAGE

$2,700 flat attorney fee
+ USPTO filing fee$350 per class

Base government filing fee. Additional USPTO fees may apply.

  • Federal, state, and common-law trademark search
  • Attorney opinion letter and consultation
  • Application preparation and filing
  • Responses to nonsubstantive office actions
  • Application tracking through registration
  • Registration certificate delivery, if issued
Start the conversation ↗The $2,700 legal fee covers a search and application for one trademark in up to two classes, provided the mark meets the use-in-commerce requirement. Contact us to confirm eligibility and obtain a quote. Government fees are separate. Substantive work and portfolio management are billed at our current hourly rates. Intent-to-use matters follow a separate fee schedule; contact us for fees.

A name that can travel beyond Colorado.

A Denver outdoor or consumer-products brand may be ready to move from local sales into wholesale distribution. We help you assess the identity before new packaging and inventory commitments.

The place and the brand

A mountain or destination name can describe the inspiration without doing all the work of a distinctive brand. We help evaluate the wording customers will rely on to recognize your business.

From experiences to your own gear

Adding private-label products can raise questions beyond an existing service or store name. We help assess that next step before the label reaches production.

PROTECTION AT EVERY STAGE

Original thinking.
Serious protection.

Launching something new? Expanding an established business? Start with the right support.

Trademark searches

Make your next move with a clearer picture.

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Trademark registration

Turn a strong brand into a protected asset.

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Office action responses

A question from the USPTO deserves a plan.

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Brand enforcement

Respond when someone crosses the line.

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Renewals & maintenance

Keep your protection moving with you.

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Portfolio strategy

Build a brand portfolio with purpose.

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A team built
for your ambition.

Trademark counsel. Business insight. The strength of a team.

Your brand doesn’t exist in isolation. It lives in the business you’re building. Davis, Burch & Abrams brings trademark work together with a broader practice in business transactions and commercial litigation.

From the first search to the next stage of growth, our team helps you see the bigger picture—and make a confident next move.

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FROM IDEA TO APPLICATION

A clear next step.
At every step.

You don’t need to navigate the process alone. We’ll help you understand the choices ahead.

01 / CONNECT

Start with your brand.

Bring your proposed name or logo, what you sell, and where you are in the launch process. We’ll discuss your goals and the appropriate scope of work.

02 / EVALUATE

Understand your options.

Review the search findings with an attorney. Discuss potential obstacles, your options, and whether to proceed with an application.

03 / FILE

Move forward with counsel.

We prepare and file the application and track its progress. If an issue arises, we explain the next steps and whether additional work is needed.

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Your trademark counsel.
Wherever you build.

We work with trademark clients across the United States, backed by a business law firm with offices in Virginia.

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Experience matters.
So does the relationship.

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“I used Chris to setup a trademark for my business. He was super knowledgeable, very professional, and completely thorough.”

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A few questions before we begin.

Can a Denver business register a brand containing a geographic term?

It depends on the mark, its geographic meaning, the products or services, and other facts. Geographic wording can raise descriptiveness or other refusal issues. Have counsel assess the entire name instead of assuming a city or mountain reference is automatically protectable.

USPTO: possible grounds for refusal

Does our store registration cover our private-label outdoor gear?

Not necessarily. Retail services and the goods sold under a private label are different activities. Identify each actual or planned branded product and select supported coverage. A registration is not blanket protection for everything sold in the store.

USPTO: goods and services

Trademark registration and filing guidance

Should we file a new application after changing our package logo?

It depends on what was registered and the extent of the change. Standard-character and special-form marks provide different forms of coverage, and not every change can be made within an existing registration. Review the proposed redesign before printing inventory.

USPTO: mark drawings

Trademark registration and filing guidance

What trademark records should a buyer of a Colorado brand request?

Review registrations, applications, actual use, ownership history, licenses, and maintenance status. A certificate alone does not answer whether the portfolio reflects the business being purchased. DBA’s portfolio and transaction analysis is billed at current hourly rates.

USPTO: maintaining registration

What should a Denver outfitter review before putting its name on private-label gear?

Bring the current trip-service materials, proposed hangtags, and manufacturing terms. Assess the product brand before ordering inventory, and identify whether the new goods need additional coverage. The filing plan should follow the actual gear sold under the name.

USPTO: goods and services

Should a Colorado place name be the main brand for a national gear launch?

Consider whether the wording will distinguish your business or primarily communicate a place or product characteristic. Compare alternative names before packaging and distributor commitments. The precise geographic meaning and goods matter; local popularity alone does not settle registrability.

How our trademark searches work

Substantive advice, substantive office-action responses, and portfolio management are billed at our current hourly rates. Intent-to-use matters follow a separate fee schedule. See pricing and scope.

Let’s talk about your next move by phone or Zoom. Schedule an introductory call.

LET’S TALK ABOUT WHAT’S NEXT

Have a name in mind?
Let’s talk about protecting it.

Tell us what you’re building in Denver, what you want to protect, and where you need guidance. We’ll discuss the next step and the scope of representation.

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