Trademark Registration Cost

 


A trademark is just a token that helps to separate your firm goods or services from those of other company goods or services, and restricts others from practicing names, words, trade-mark, logos, etc which are the same as, or confusingly comparable to, yours. We at Legal Legends offer a reasonable trademark registration cost. 


Common trademarks include the following:

  • Word Marks

  • Company names

  • Product names

  • Slogans; and/or

  • Logos

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