Free · 8 questions · about 2 minutes
Trademarks aren't just for big brands. Answer 8 yes-or-no questions and find out whether your business name needs protection.
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What most owners assume
An LLC registers your company in one state. It doesn't give you trademark rights in your business name.
A domain is a web address. Owning it doesn't stop someone else from using or registering your name.
Using a name first can give you some rights, but usually only where you already do business. A federal registration covers the whole country.
Who this quiz is for
The name on your sign, your cups, and your menu.
The studio name on your watermark and your website.
The brand customers search for and order from.
Coaches, consultants, salons, and anyone clients refer by name.
How it works
Meet your trademark attorney
I grew up in a family of small business owners, and I went to law school to help businesses like theirs protect what they build. Trademarks have been my focus from the start.
Many of my packages are flat-rate, including trademark registration and my Business Audit, so you know what you're paying before we start.
This quiz and page are for educational purposes only and are not legal advice. Taking the quiz or contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship.