We want to help you protect your brand and intellectual property. We want to help you be successful and mitigate the risk of disputes, loss of IP and infringement claims.
Having a relationship with an experienced trademark and IP attorney is one of the most important investments you can make in your business (and its future).
Your company can only be successful and survive if you have a strong legal foundation that supports your efforts, and that includes trademarks and IP protection. Without a registered trademark in your brand name and brand identity that you own exclusively, you...well...got nothing.
My team and I will take the headache-inducing stress, uninformed guesswork and unknown risks out of your brand and IP strategy.
You don't have a strategy? Don't fret. We can create one together. Let's do it soon, though, because the last thing you want is to discover you don't actually have the trademark rights to your brand name or logo. Yes....it can be that serious.
I will make sure you own your trademarks exclusively and permanently with our flat-fee trademark research, trademark filing, trademark monitoring and trademark protection services. We also do copyright, trade secret protection, fractional outside counsel services and AI advising via flat-fee. We do everything virtually and painlessly (okay, hiring a lawyer might not fall into the "painless" category, but we promise to make it as enjoyable as possible).
So what are the next steps?
Just use the link below to sign up for a free 30-minute consultation with me. We can talk through your situation and come up with a plan for securing your trademark quickly and predictably.
How quickly can you get a trademark application on file?
We can get it on file within a week or two, assuming we have all the information we need from you to do our research and prepare the application. Sometimes, though, it can take longer if there needs to be additional research or even revisions made to a mark in order to have the strongest chance of approval. Jessica is really good at helping you get your ducks in a row up front before anything is filed. Set up a free 30-minute consultation here:
How long does it normally take to get a trademark?
The short answer is that it is rare to get a registered trademark sooner than 10-12 months. That is because the USPTO take a long time to review applications and make decisions. But you do have some protection once you are on file, so it doesn't mean you can't start building your brand as you wait. Jessica and her team are amazing at making sure you have a strong mark before you file so your chances of getting a registered mark are typically very high if you follow her advice. Set up a free 30-minute consultation to get a customized price and timeline:
About Jessica
Jessica Eaves Mathews is an award-winning Trademark and Intellectual Property attorney who has been practicing law for over 28+ years, both in-house and in private practice. Her innovative, creative, and entrepreneurial spirit has helped business owners and businesses create, protect and monetize their brands, copyrights and intellectual property assets.
She represents clients in a variety of industries, including advertising services, art law, beauty brands, beer and wine, digital media, entertainment, fashion brands, food and beverage, luxury goods and services, publishing, retail and Ecommerce, social media, and consumer products. Jessica has spent her legal career representing businesses of all sizes, from solopreneurs, to mom and pop stores and restaurants, to fashion and beauty brands, to tech startups, to professional service-providers, to Fortune 500 companies and some of the most successful entrepreneurs in the world. She was the head of litigation and compliance for Paul Allen, the co-founder of Microsoft.
Jessica is an LLM candidate in Global Business Law and Intellectual Property currently at Columbia Law School. She graduated magna cum laude from Seattle University School of Law, where she was Editor in Chief of the Seattle University Law Review. Jessica received her Bachelor of Arts from the University of New Mexico.
HONORS AND AWARDS:
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AVVO rating of “Excellent”
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Martindale Hubbell rating of 5 stars
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Albuquerque Business First Woman of Influence 2015
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Albuquerque Business First, 2013 Top CEO, Business Services
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#1 Best-Selling Author, 2013, Wonder Women: How Western Women Will Save the World
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2013 StartupNation's Leading Moms in Business
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Silver Stevie® Award for Women in Business, Female Entrepreneur of the Year 2012
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2012 Gold Stevie® Award, New Company of the Year
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2012 Bronze Stevie® Award, Best New Company
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2012 Bronze Stevie® Award, Company of the Year, Diversified Services
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2012 Bronze Stevie® Award, Best New Product or Service - Business to Business Services
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Superlawyers Rising Star, 2001 and 2002
Jessica is licensed in Washington State and New Mexico and practices regularly in front of the United States Patent and Trademark Office for clients in all 50 states and around the world.
Jessica the Entrepreneur, Author and Equestrian
In addition to her legal accomplishments, Jessica has had 20 years of experience launching and overseeing diverse business ventures, including An Capall Equestrian® apparel (a joint venture with her daughter), Hautepreneurs®, the Premier Peer Network and Business Accelerator for Women Entrepreneurs, Untoxicating Beauty® - organic and clean beauty subscription box company, and Grace & Game® golf apparel.
Because of her experience as an in-house lawyer, outside counsel and as an entrepreneur, she brings a unique understanding and perspective for advising clients on how to create, build and protect their brands and businesses.
She is also the co-author of the #1 Best Selling book, Wonder Women: How Western Women Will Save the World, has been featured on MSNBC, Oprah Magazine, Forbes.com, NBC, Oxygen, Allure Magazine, and is the Silver Stevie® award winner for Female Entrepreneur of the Year 2012.
She lives with her daughter, 7 horses and 2 dogs. When not working, Jessica and her daughter are either riding, showing or just being with their horses on their horse farm, traveling (let's face it, usually for horses), or watching Marvel or Star Wars movies or series for the umpteenth time.
