Trademark Strategy Session · $119 · Nationwide
Get real answers about your brand — from a trademark attorney, in writing.
A 30-minute call with an attorney who has already reviewed your brand materials before you dial in. You leave with a clear plan, and a written memorandum that lays out your options for protecting your name, logo, and reputation.
Flat $119, credited toward your trademark application if you hire me within 30 days. No hourly billing. No sales pitch disguised as a consult.
- Licensed Arizona attorney
- Federal filings nationwide
- Flat fees, quoted up front
- Written memo every time
Who this is for
Book this if any of these sound like you
Most people wait until there's a problem. This session works at either stage.
You got a cease & desist
Someone is demanding you stop using your name. Before you panic, rebrand, or reply, find out whether their claim actually holds up — and what your realistic options are.
You need to send one
Another business is using your name, your logo, or something close enough to confuse your customers. We'll talk through whether a demand letter is your best move, and what happens after you send it.
You're ready to register
You want your name or logo federally registered, done right the first time. We'll cover availability risk, what you can actually protect, the right classes, and timing.
You got an office action
The USPTO pushed back. Refusals have deadlines, and most have a response strategy. We'll look at what the examiner actually said and what a response would involve.
You want a real strategy
Multiple products, a growing audience, licensing, a rebrand, expansion into new categories. If your brand is getting more valuable, the strategy should keep up.
Not sure which one you are?
Book anyway. Sorting that out is part of the session.
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What you actually get for $119
This is not a "get to know you" call. The work starts before we ever get on the phone.
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Attorney review of your brand materials — before the call
After you book, you'll get a short intake and a secure place to send your documents: logo files, how you're using the name, your USPTO correspondence, the cease and desist letter, your website — whatever is relevant. I review it in advance so the call starts with substance instead of background.
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A 30-minute phone call with the attorney
Not a paralegal. Not an intake screener. Thirty focused minutes on your brand, your risk, and your options — with room for your questions.
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Straight advice on brand protection and registration
What you can protect, what you probably can't, where you're exposed, what the realistic outcomes look like, and what each path tends to cost and take.
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A comprehensive written memorandum after the call
The part almost nobody else includes. A written document that summarizes what we discussed, lays out your options for protecting your brand, and gives you next steps in priority order. It's yours to keep — to act on now, to sit on, or to hand to another attorney.
The part that makes this worth it
You don't just get advice. You get it in writing.
Most consultations end the second you hang up. You take a few notes, and a week later you can't remember whether the examiner's refusal was about being descriptive or about someone else's registration.
After your session, you receive a comprehensive memorandum. It reflects what we actually discussed about your brand and lays out your options for protecting it.
Your memorandum covers
- A summary of your brand as it stands today and how you're using it
- The specific issue you came in with, in plain language
- Your realistic options — including doing nothing, and what that risks
- Trade-offs, likely timelines, and what each path involves
- Prioritized next steps, in the order I'd take them
- Any deadlines you need on your calendar right now
A plan you can hold onto is worth more than an hour of talking.
Delivered within one week of your call. You own the memorandum — there is no obligation to hire me for the work it recommends.
How it works
Four steps, start to finish
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Book and pay
Pick a time that works and pay the $119 right in the booking form. That holds your spot and starts the clock on your file review.
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Send your materials
You'll get a short intake form and secure upload instructions immediately. I need your materials at least 48 hours before the call so I have time to review them properly.
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We talk for 30 minutes
I've already reviewed your file. We spend the time on strategy, not background.
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Your memorandum arrives
Your written strategy memo is delivered within one week, along with flat-fee quotes for anything you'd like handled.
Why $119 is the smartest money you'll spend
The cost of guessing is higher
Rebranding
Changing your name after you've built an audience means a new logo, new packaging, new domain, new signage — and losing the recognition you already paid for.
Missed deadlines
USPTO refusals and renewals run on hard deadlines. Miss one and the application or registration can go abandoned. Starting over costs more than responding on time.
A dispute you didn't see coming
Answering a cease and desist the wrong way — or ignoring it — can turn a letter into litigation. Litigation does not cost $119.
$119 buys you an attorney's read on your actual situation, a strategy conversation, and a written plan — and if you move forward with a trademark application within 30 days, that $119 comes off the price. Compare that to what it costs to fix a branding decision after it's already public.
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Who you're talking to
Meet your attorney
I'm Amanda Bynum, a licensed Arizona attorney and the founder of Tucson Trademarks. I work with entrepreneurs, creators, and small business owners on federal trademark searches, applications, office action responses, enforcement, and long-term brand protection. Federal trademark work is national, so I represent clients across the United States — not just in Tucson.
I built this session the way I'd want it if I were on the other side of it: real preparation before the call, plain-English answers during it, and something in writing when it's over.
- Licensed Arizona attorney; federal trademark practice nationwide
- Former law professor and trial advocacy instructor — explaining complicated things clearly is the job
- Flat fees quoted before any work begins
- Every service backed by an actual attorney, not a filing service
Questions
Before you book
Is the $119 credited toward my trademark filing?
Yes. If you hire me for a trademark application within 30 days of your session, the full $119 is credited toward that flat fee. If you decide not to move forward, you still keep the memorandum — nothing further is owed.
How and when do I pay?
Right in the booking form. The $119 is collected through the scheduling link when you pick your time, so there's no invoice to chase and no back-and-forth before we talk.
Do I have to be in Tucson or Arizona?
No. Trademark registration is federal, so I work with clients nationwide. Sessions are by phone.
What should I send before the call?
Anything that shows how you use your brand and anything you've received about it: logo files, your website or shop, product photos, USPTO notices or refusals, and any cease and desist letter or demand you've sent or received.
What if I don't have a trademark yet?
That's an ideal time for this session. Decisions made before you file — and before you invest in branding — are the ones that matter most.
Does this create an attorney-client relationship?
This session is a paid consultation and is confidential. Any ongoing representation for filings, responses, or enforcement is handled separately under a signed engagement agreement, with flat fees quoted in advance.
Can we go longer than 30 minutes?
Thirty minutes plus a written memorandum covers most situations. If your matter needs more time than that, I'll tell you on the call and quote the additional work at a flat fee before anything starts.
Will you tell me whether my name is available?
We'll discuss availability risk and what a full clearance search would involve. A comprehensive search is a separate service — the session is where we decide whether you need one.
What if I just want you to handle everything?
Then say so on the call. Your memorandum comes with flat-fee quotes and you can decide from there. No pressure either way.
Your brand is an asset. Treat the first decision like one.
Thirty minutes with an attorney who's read your file, plus a written strategy memorandum. $119 flat — credited toward your application if you hire me within 30 days.
Book My Trademark Strategy SessionQuestions before you book? Email amanda@ajblawfirm.com.
Let’s protect what you’ve built.